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| ARTHUR G. OCILBY;
INSURANCE AGENT
— BOND AND MORTOAGE BROKER, :
Office : =
(No. 141 CEORCE-STREET,
q (GROVER’S BUILDING,)
| J NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J.
AGENT FOR
AINA (FIRE) INSURANCE Cae
HARTFORD, CONN.,
t CASH ASSETS JANUARY Ast, 1870, $5.549.504 97.
PHENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
BROOKLYN, N. Y.,
CASH ASSETS JANUARY Ast, 1870, $1,731.017 47.
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General Agent for the State of New-Jersey tor
"Be Washington Life Insurance Co.,”’
OF NEW-YORK,
Sites SBS ahh ic e-2BE can YD es
MONEY T0 LOAN ON BOND AND HORTGAGR,
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a Persons having money to invest, as well as tioae ee £O
borrow, will find it to their interest to negotiate through me.
Mr. WARREN 8. SmiTH is authorised to act for x me during my
absence from my office.
ARTHUR C. ocILB
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PROF. GARIAND’S
gEANO ei Sei STORE,
SONY hfe.
sdicaati |
SHEET MUSIC.
ORCANS, &c.
Steinway cw Sons’
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS,
ALSO, PRINCE & CO’S. AND PELOUBET’S
Cabinet Organs and Melodeons,
No. 7 CHURCH-ST., NEW- pe ee ee, N. J.
The Oldest Tea eampant
NEW-BRUNSWICKH
Is THE
AMERICA & CHINA,
ESTABLISHED TO anaes
TEA at New-York Prices,
Coffee at New-York Prices,
Spices at New-York Prices, ©
AND
SUCARS AT COST.
Don’t forget the address,
__ 13 HIRAM-STREET,
a
ELIAS BAKER,
THE OLD ORIGINAL
TIME AND JEWELRY STORE,
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver & Plated Ware,
No. 17 PEACE-ST., NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J.
The most careful and prompt attention paid to cleaning and repairing of
Watcues, CLocks, JEWELRY, and all other light articles.
Hair Jewelry of very beautiful Designs. Engraving neatly done.
James L, Rogers,
Pele UNDERTAKER,
Nos. 25 & 27
ALBANY-STREET,
NEW - BRUNSWICK,
NEW-JERSHY
Horses and Carriages at the Shortest Notice!
METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
Special attention is called to my large and elegant assortment of METALLIC
Buriat Cases. They are made of the most imperishable material, do not rust,
prevent irruptions of water, depredations of vermin, offensive odors, etc. They, :
moreover, are not more costly than ss oe Wooden Coffins.
BABCOCK & Co.,
PLAIN AND FANCY
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
DAILY AND WEEKLY FREDONIAN,
OFFICE :
No. 36 Dennis=street,
NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J.
WILLIAM H. ARMSTRONG,
INO: 4 2 en Ge I @) Cris
NEW-BRUNSWIOCK, N. J.,
Stoves, Hot-Air Furnaces,
COOKING AND HEATING RANGES, TIN WARE,
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting, Ventilators, ete.
AGENT FOR THE.
CELEBRATED
ORIENTAL BASE BURNER,
AN IMPROVEMENT
(ea ON THE
Pres MCRNING GLORY ;
“SERVERS Wm. TH. Armstrong’s
PATENT HEATING RANGE,
HH Va ak | a Teh
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THAT WILL WITH ONE FIRE
cane
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Sahin it ‘Tima ,
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do all the cooking and warm the entire
house. Also Agent for the justly
celebrated
Stewart Cook and Parlor Stoves,
That bring Comfort, Health and Happiness
wherever they are used; for
BARSTOW'’S
WELL-KNOWN |
RANGES, ‘HEATERS, Kc.
FOR ALL THE MOST NOTED
STOVES, FURNACES and RANGES, from the best and most —
} Foundries in the country.
.
EE
JI. w. COOK,
MANUFACTURER OF
Clinbrel lng, Alarasols and Canes,
No. 13 Church-St.,
NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J.
Also, dealer in all descriptions of
E"O Fess,
SATCHELS, TRUNKS,
Travelling Bags, Pocket Books, &c.
REPAIRING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
THE CREAT CHINA & JAPAN
a ON i
iver blceth nesorerunttos
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SPICES,
BUTTER, FOREIGN FRUITS, FLOUR, ©
209 Burnet=st., New-Brunswick.
HINSTOCK & KAUFMAN, Proprietors,
FREDONIAN
BOOK AND JOB STEAM
Printing Office,
S36 DENNIS-STREET,
NEW-BRUNSWICK, | NEW-JERSEY,
——_ —_- ew eo —_—__——__
Bist A Bilal be Lei:
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- BOOKS,
! PAMPHLETS,
: BY-LAWS,
CONSTITUTIONS, _
- HANDBILLS,
- DODGERS,
PROGRAMMES,
CIRCULARS,
LABELS,
p!\ POSTERS,
BILLHEADS,
CARDS,
NEATLY, CHEAPLY and QUICKLY PRINTED
GIVE US A TRIAL.
Po ONS Ts 4
Ys pe
ational Bank of Aetv-Hersev.
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Capital, $250,000. Surplus, $25,000.
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DIRECTORS :
JAMES DAYTON, ISAAC L. MARTIN,
LEWIS T. HOWELL, MAHLON RUNYON,
MARTIN A. HOWELL, PETER A. VOORHEES,
JOHNSON LETSON, GARRET G. VOORHEES,
JOHN B. HILL.
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{ce This Bank offers its services to correspondents, and solicits
the patronage of the business community. Collections made
promptly, and all Banking business done on the most favorable
terms.
JOHN B. HILL, President.
CHAS. S. HILL, Cashier.
CARRET CONOVER,
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING STORE
Wo. 33
Church-Street,
NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J. °
; y Particular attention paid to the manu-
facture of
ee BOYS’ CLOTHES.
Custom Work a Specialty.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every case, or money refunded.
| PRICE’S,
No. 471-2 Albany-Street,
- (McKEAG’S BUILDING,)
CHEAPEST AND BEST CASH STORE
aN Le ee Coe
BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, HAM, LARD, PORK,
Codfish, Mackarel, Herring, Flour, Rice,
SUGARS, TEAS, COFFEES,
MOLASSES, VINEGAR, PICKLES, CANNED FRUITS,
CRACKERS OF ALL KINDS.
—————,
Large Assortment Constantly on Hand.,
[8" Goods delivered to any part of the City free of charge.
CHARLES W. PRICE,
47 1-2 Albany- street.
Dr. N. KAEMMERER’S
COSMOPOLITAN
D Rae G SP O-R Ey
No. 19 ALBANY-STREET.
EVERY KIND OF
WIN ES AND LIQUORS,
a, For Niedicinal Purposes.
<3 <n Rhine Wine, Claret, Sherry
UNAS Tags AND PORT.
CoC YS‘ ACY Ag Bri Xb is
WITH OR WITHOUT IRON.
French Bitters Foreign & Domestic Medicines,
AND EVERY KIND OF PATENT MEDICINES.
a
- 8S. H. LAN, |
General Furnishing Undertaker,
RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS,
No. 47 4-2 Church-Street,
New- Brunswick, N. J.
—_:0:-——-
ies” ALL calls promptly
4 attended to at all hours
\ of the day or night.
Every description of
~ COFFINS always on hand.
JOB PRINTING.
THE FREDONIAN
Jos PRINTING OFFICE.
POSTERS, PROGRAMMES,
HANDBILLS, DODGERS,
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS,
CARDS, CIRCULARS,
Plain and Fancy Colors
EXECUTED WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH.
OFFICE, INO. SG- DENN IS-S TRE brie
TREE V Es’ .
Confectionery, Faney Cake,
bet AsIND
ICE CREAM SALOON,
AT THE OLD STAND,
No. 47 Church-Street,
NEW -BRUNSWwick, N. zz.
Tea, Coffee and Chocolate at all Hours.
BALLS, PARTIES AND WEDDINGS supplied in the best manner and
the shortest notice.
FREDONIAN
= TEAM!
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Yand WEEKLY
OAL OONIAN._«
i, PRINTING OFFICE:
3&
NEW-JERSEY, ,
Is the most complete Printing Establishment in Central New-
Jersey, and has but one or two paula in the State, for the execution
of every kind of.
perrer-PRess: PT RAS
It contains over
SEVEN HUNDRED DIFFERENT KINDS OF TYPE,
besides Borders, Cuts, Ornaments, Rules and Machinery necessary
to finish work in the best order and in the quickest possible time.
GIVE THE OFFICE A TRIAL.
HENRY W. ei ae es R DUNHAM.
H.W, ABBOTT @ & c0.,
REAL ESTATE, |
INSURANCE & EXCHANGE OFFICE,
182 NEILSON-ST., _
(OLD POST OFFICE,)
New-Brunswick, New-Jersey.
WE REPRESENT THE ©
New- ‘Ene Mutual Life Ins, Co., for Stata, $8,590, 000
Imperial Fire Ins. Co., London, ar State, Gold, 8.000.000
North American Ins, Co, of Neva 800.000
Corn Exchange Ins, Co., of New-York, 425,000
Jersey City Fire Ins, Co,, of Jersey City, - 225,000
Glen’s Falls Fire Ins. ce of Glen’s Falls, 572,000
Volivitors wanted for Fire i Life final
WONEY TO LOAN
ON BOND AND MORTCACE.
}-4° Persons having Money to invest on Bond and Mortgage or °
other securities in sums of one thousand dollars and upwards, will
find it greatly to their advantage to do their business with us.
PATRONAGE IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
H.W ABBO TT & Con,
~ No. 182 NEILSON-STREET.
AEDS
NEW-BRUNSWICK DIRECTORY,
HOR 1870-71;
CONTAINING THE
NAMES OF THE INHABITANTS,
A
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
OR CLASSIFICATION OF THE
VARIOUS TRADES, PROFESSIONS, &c,,
TOGETHER WITH A
STREET DIRECTORY,
AND MUCH MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION, °
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BY BABCOCK & CO.
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NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J.:
IRINTED AT TILE FREDONIAN STEAM JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
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GENERAL INDEX.
Leda dins Pelpabtale OMe
SUEY IRL Re pape Joga hy 2p a alg aap a ps it
Pera Gser kt oe ea ee eR 9 eee = ie
mere tis Advertisements. sos os 3 eon oe 4
MCeMOry iL DLeaIss.. Soa nas cases ee a 5-6-7
Alphabetical list.of Names,..-.--2.-------- .. 17-132
PMA Cane TIEOCLOTY: «Sours ete es 133-152
Pere atonuss eCCOTC, = ee ee Ue ee se Ad 153°
Boundaries of City, Wards and Districts,.... 153-154
RtPOMCTN fo. oo SO eee ee eS ee 155
eee Or AUCTINGH o.oo einen oo Ay tn 155
Committees of Common Council,-...-..-...--- 155
[EMSS ON UN Sp i gh oe ag er PR ARE re a 156
PETER UUUCAM OID eee noe Oe in ae oo no 157
College, Seminary and Schools,.-..---.----.--- 157
Pugitmanketrivate schools. 25 2224 22. 3k. 158
se Tne LTTE Bey slam pe pen ea Ry 158
“HEGEL ARS SOS 0 Se he PARI 2b pt eR ea a 158
“DEG Soe ie Sia eed en es A) pei ie ered gf)
Teerporated ;Gompanios,. 24. os5 2.5 doe 161
Building Loan Associations,........---------- 162
SeEeEIOMULLINCUU cose fe sure a oda alate en aig 163
Secret and Benevolent Societies,------- 164-165-166
Be eyC Ol PHUIES fo So io a ee nee ae 166
Be I a cea ah te eS Seen ine ea Se 167
TLR Ee cine BOM ns earns at ini alga 168
Le 0g RBS STS BES SS er cy Pere 168
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Mbbott, Hegwsxe Go-5h sashes sicwesgk sone .. 6th fly-leaf, front
Armstrong Wm. H., ab gtodarets ota x Re ..2d vg
American and China Tea Co., TRE 5 oe ee - ABt eee i
Anderson Theo.,........ eee st ee te GRU IS ae Po . 111 back
Battler cy shohneouyoc ses: Chetek. ete ee “inside back cover
Babcock & Co.,........ 1st fee Ath do., 5th do., 6th do., 1x back
Baker Elias, . + : Ast fly-leaf, front
OE WY ngs slo ce SU RSLS EEE Fe GERM itchy eed aban 2d fly-leaf, front
Conover Garret, PAY SNe e ALL A ual ape J corre Stas ANY SLY Ath di fs
Oarmandira Oi. eo. Sess Pe aS os X08 : .IV back
EAL AT gt WO gem NA ORB BP tL 4 . «outside ‘front cover
Cornel Johny) 702 e eis Pak Be OP ns we FY he
bam oth Ooo welled ole os alates lt be weaned papaya ieee giecaaderaame Iv back
(parlaride Progiy soi. oo jnis, od geile ese bpdes cd inpasie sh Sate ea cs eee
AUYOVERT USOT. Wo ck. tna ctatlae atuuiis cage conte te se kee vi back
PLGED DY PBINGB, o oa.c sy fo coos bende tite One ck Aaya ae waa’
ELE CORTE. erat Ca we oc aueen wea mei Mining ap outside back cover
Knoll.John, . TR ee ee, .IV back
Kaemmerer N. Dr. sy = boa)'> 0 jai ea eemiill< UP eiinl toe samedi ie oth fly-leaf, front
Lane S. H., nit eivhis dese fs olga 6s Or mates ree
-McLaury Daniel, . ie bins pws on Sap Dilade ta, he Oa ee aR cola ata cl One ak I Ak
MarahThomas,) > i) VSO aaah ee oe ee ee
NET ere Petar: Fates 08 tid ds ites We cies Mle eile at ee aL ata vit back
Midrash So On," saisise sc > <a sep uemntateinin toe diced cunt emer ae ye Aare
National Bank New-J: Hees we Satlew aa Gel eee teenies 4th fly-leaf, front.
New-Brunswick ‘Hotel, . DAG SEES Se OR Le rok ab gE
Nevins: & Clickener, :ibica 7h 25k 2 Eelakicig Ecleneree Goteaaee he on
ere Wg Cl 5 ae Pa bly ts Ase droid b wianlogs 3h 6:24 sees inside front cover
Oliver F. M., si usrerh asl ane: aboarbar oie mien ees aan Le . VIII back
Price Charles W., Pe ay ee ER Or SBE fly-leaf, front
Stowers UeINOS ie. ee et de ars Malle eee Ate 1st. fly-leaf
Btopingon HD, eyo 6 wa ise witb anes Ute I, Deas an 11 back
Reeves H. C., wha slbilelats\«. 6G Sauna he oma A ohelptigte ae O MELAS Vi Aiea
Souville Lloyd A.,. TAM Cia g Sas ene eRe ; IL back
Sampson & Morgan, GEE” seca nada igea ‘outside ‘back cover
Times Office, . Ui SAle, aa Bahan Po rate Other te vols aise Bae Cane
Terhune & Van “Anglen, beaut «hd tmaldeer eRe a 6 ba esed one shall te 8 9 ok
an NUISSING coe th Ud wos he aie ee elo Ii4o%
VAL OSV EAS Ce ete cn ctl e Aen Sales chee Seas cra ae ype
Vincent M.D. & Co.,..00. 2. e- Se Ue ee ede tt een vi “
Voorhees Henry 8.,. Pe ESO he MEAs NT . viar's
Weinstock & Kaufman, . Me BOR De eer, tee oe 2d fly-leaf front
Wiseman F. A., Se 8 ARIE i NERD a .. VIII back
Zimmerman & Bauinan,. ri eeitce Ss a ardiea come caine es ae eee Vv back
DIRECTORY
OF
STREETS, ALLEYS, ROWS, PLACES AND SQUARES.
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Abeel, from Commercial avenue north to Oliver
Albany, from Raritan river westerly to Somerset
Alexander, from Somerset south to French
Athens, from Parker’s avenue west to City limits
Baldwin, from French south-east to Nichol avenue
Bartlett, from College avenue west to Easton avenue
Bayard, from Neilson west to New
Bethany, from Somerset south to French
Bishop, from Burnet south-west to George
Bristol, from Easton avenue south-west to Homer
Brown, from Albany south to French
Burnet, from Commerce Square southerly to City: limits
Carman, from Burnet westerly to Welton
Carroll Place, from George north-west to Livingston avenue
Catharine, from Washjngton north to Somerset
Cedar, from Commercial avenue north-west to R..McDonald’s lands
Church, from Peace west to French
City Alley, from Neilson north to Van Nuis alley
City Park, between Commercial, Throop, Handy and Hale
Codwise Avenue, from New south-west to City limits
College Avenue, from Somerset north to Raritan river
College Place, from College avenue east to George _
Commerce Square, junction of Peace, Burnet and Little Burnet
Commercial Avenue, from Burnet south-west to City limits
Comstock, from French south-east to Nichol avenue
Condit, from Easton avenue west to Hardenbergh
NEW-BRUNSWICK DIRECTORY.
Delevan, from French south-east to Nichol avenue
Dennis, from Richmond north to Church
Division, from Somerset northerly to Hamilton
Drift Lane, from New west to Codwise avenue
Duke, from Parker’s avenue north-west to lands of J. F. Berg
Easton Avenue, from Albany north-west to City limits
Elm Row, from Bayard north to Pateyson
Emmett, from Easton avenue south-west to Parker’s avenue
French, from Albany south-westerly to City limits
Fulton, from Commercial avenue north-west to R. McDonald’s land
George, from Nichol avenue northerly to City limits
George's Road, from Livingston avenue south-west to City limits
Guildon, from Mine north-west to lands of J. I’. Berg
Hale, from French south-east to Nichol avenue
Hamilton, from Raritan river west to City limits
Handy, from French south-east to Nichol avenue
Hardenbergh, from Somerset northerly to Hamilton
Harvey, from Somerset south to French
Hassart, from Burnet westerly to Welton
Hiram, from Burnet west to Neilson
Homer, from Bristol west to City limits
Howard, from Commercial avenue south-east to George’s Road
Huntington, from Raritan river west to Easton avenue
James, from Somerset south to French
Jersey Avenue, from Handy south-west to City limits
John, from Commercial avenue north to New
Jones’ Avenue, from George south-west to Delevan
Kirkpatrick, from New north to Paterson ,»
Lawrence, from Commercial avenue south-east to George’s Road
Lee Avenue, from Welton south-west to Sandford
Liberty, from Neilson west to George
Little Burnet, from Commerce Square north to Albany
Livingston Avenue, from George south-west to City limits
Lorain, from Parker’s avenue north-west to lands of J. F. Berg
Louis, from Somerset south to French
Market Square, between Neilson and Dennis, at head of Hiram
Mine, from College avenue south-west to Guildon
Morrell, from College avenue west to Easton avenue
Morris, from John west.to Livingston avenue
NEW-BRUNSWICK DIRECTORY.
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Neilson, from Commercial avenue north to Hamilton
Nevius, from Mine north-west to lands of J. F. Berg
New, from Burnet west to French
Nichol avenue, from George south-west to Delevan
Oliver, from Burnet westerly to Welton
Oxford, from Somerset south to French
Parker’s Avenue, from Bristol north-west to City limits
Paterson, from Neilson west to French
Peace, from Commerce Square north to Washington
Plum, from Somerset south to French
Powers, from Commercial avenue south-east to George’s Road
Prospect, from Somerset south to French
Prosper, from Stone south-west to Guildon
Public Park, between Railroad, Codwise, Hale and Comstock
Railroad Avenue, from New south-west to City limits
Ray, from College avenue west to Easton avenue
Redmond, from Railroad avenue south-east to Nichol avenue
Remsen Avenue, from Welton south-west to Sanford
Richardson, from College avenue west to Easton avenue
Richmond, from Burnet west to Neilson
Robinson, from Hamilton northerly to Homer
Sanford, from French south-east to Throop avenue
Schureman, from Burnet west to Livingston avenue
Schuyler, from Bayard north to Church
Scott, from Somerset south to French
Seaman, from French south-east to Nichol avenue
Senior, from Raritan river west to Easton avenue
Somerset, from Water, westerly to City limits
Spring Alley, from Paterson north to Albany
Stone, from College avenue west to Kaston avenue
Suydam, from French south-east to Nichol avenue
Talmage, from Commercial avenue south-east to George’s Road
Throop Avenue, from George south-west to Sanford
Townsend, from French south-east to Nichol avenue
Van Nuis Alley, from Albany north to Somerset
Ward, from Commercial avenue south-east to George’s Road
Washington, from Water westerly to Easton avenue
Water, from Albany northerly to Hamilton
Welton, from Livingston avenue south-east to Throop avenue
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INTRODUCTION,
~
New-Brunswicg, the Capital of Middlesex County,
is situated on the westerly bank of the Raritan River,
about twelve miles from its mouth. It lies in 40°
49’ north latitude, longitude west from Greenwich
70° 49’; thirty miles by rail from New-York City,,
forty-five by water. Near the close of the seventeenth.
century the ground now occupied by this City was:
covered with trees and swampy bushes, and was known
by the name of its proprietor, ‘‘ Prigmore’s Swamp.”
In the year 1681, Joun Intan & Company secured a
plot of ground, containing about a mile of river front,
and two of depth. In 1697, a ferry was established
by grant from the Jersey Proprietors, during the lives
of InraAn and wife. This ferry was kept by one
DANIEL Cooper, who was the first inhabitant of this
City of whom any record has been preserved. One of
the first houses was erected at the foot of Town Lane,
NEW-BRUNSWICK DIRECTORY.
(Commercial-avenue,) and several other buildings were
built soon after in Albany-street, which have within
the last few years been demolished. In 1730, or there-
about, some Dutch families emigrated from Albany,
New-York. The majority of these built on the post-
road, from which fact was derived the name of Albany-
street. They also brought with them the bricks, tiles,
é&c., for building.
The City of New-Brunswigk was first incorporated
by the Legislature in 1784, although a charter of in-
corporation had been procured under royal favor, by
WIiiaM BurRNETT, as early as 1736.
The population of the City at the present time is
about 18,000. There are about 3,500 children in the
City between the ages of 5 and 18 years. The whole
number of scholars enrolled in all the schools in the
City, public and private, 2,818, with an average at-
tendance of 1,700. There are four public and thirteen
private schools, Hertzcg Theological Seminary, Rut-
gers College, and Rutgers College Grammar School.
There are fourteen factories of various kinds, employ-
ing about 2,500 persons. Two daily, three weekly,
and one monthly papers, and a monthly magazine.
Fire Department, four steam engines, two hand en-
gines, one hook and ladder, and five hose companies.
This Directory contains 4,250 names, over 1,0C0 more
NEW-BRUNSWICK DIRECTORY.
than in the Directory published two years ago. There
are sixteen Churches, viz: three Reformed, two Pres-
byterian, two Episcopal, one Baptist, four Methodist,
{one for colored people,) one German Reformed, two
Roman Catholic, and one Jewish Synagogue. Two
Banks, one Savings Institution, two Insurance Com-
panies, nine Building Loan Associations, ten Incor-
porated Institutions, two Lodges of Free Masons, one
Chapter, one Council, one Commandery, one Lodge of
Odd Fellows, one Order of United American Me-
chanics, two Divisions of Sons of Temperance, one
Temple of Honor, two Lodges of Knights of Pythias,
one Post of Grand Army of the Republic, one Lodge
of Knights of St. Crispin, and eleven Benevolent So-
cieties. Our Business Directory contains the name of
every business firm in the City, so faras the canvassers
have been able to ascertain. There have been some
business changes since the work was commenced, and
when it was too late to note them; otherwise the book
is reliable. On the whole, we believe it to be the most
correct Directory of the City ever issued. That some
mistakes will be found, we do not doubt; such will oc-
cur in the printing of any statisticai book, however
carefully compiled, but more especially in a book of
this kind. Many persons, for peculiar reasons, refused
to give their names altogether, while owing to the ig-
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norance of others it is almost impossible to spell their
names correctly—more especially is this the case among
the German families.
For reference to any Advertisement, Society, Com-
pany, Bank, &c., refer to indexes on pages 3 and 4.
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ABREVIATIONS USED IN THE Direcrory.—ab above; al alley ;
av avenue; bds boards; b or bet between ; «& or cor corner; do
ditto; FE Hast, it foot; h house ; la lune; N North; n near ;
opp opposite; r rear; RR Railroad; sq square; S Souths st
street ; W West.
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ABBOTT HENRY W., (Abbott & Dunham,) insu-
_ tance agent, h 158 George, noha
Acken John Mrs., h 38 Bays ard
Acken William H., h 40 Bayard
Acker Francis, laborer, bds 67 George
Acker Stephen, laborer, h Howard n George’s Road
Acker Catharine Mrs., h Townsend n Throop av
Ackerman John H. V. , bookkeeper, $2 Bayard
Ackerman Theo. restaurant, 44 Albany, h 37 Church
Ackerman Catharine Mrs., h 37 Church
Adams John, h 55 New
Adams William, laborer, h Haston av n brook
Adams George A., h George cor Carman
Adams Wm., blacksmith, bds Neilson cor Somerset,
Addis Richard M., stove dealer, &c., 7 Hiram, h 13
Neilson
Addis Ephraim V., pianos, 5 Dennis, h 5 Liberty
Adrain Garnet Be lawyer, office cor George and Al-
bany, h Hamilton opp Harvey :
Agnew Andrew, machinist, 158 Burnet h 154 do
Agnew Robert E., shoemaker, h 37 John
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Ahlers Frederick, carpenter, h Ward n Commercial av
Aitken Mary I. Mrs., h 34 Dennis
Akers Joseph, laborer, Throop av n Redmond
Albert Frederick, saloon, 200 Burnet h do
Allen James, boatman, h 15 John
Allen Archibald, bootriaker, h 27 French
Allen Rosteen A., butcher, h 228 Burnet
Allen Emma L. Miss, music teacher, bds 129 George
Allen Miron, machinist, h 13 Richmond
Allendorf Phillip, clerk, bds 111 Neilson
Allendorph Wm. H., milkman, Jersey av cor Baldwin
Alletzee Charles, sash and blind maker, Throop av n
Handy
Alpaugh Mary §. Mrs., vest maker, h 39 Patterson
Alvine George, laborer, Delevan n Commercial av
Amer John, “(Amer & Woodruff ») bds 30 Bayard
Anderson Ji ohn, laborer, Suy dam n Codwise av
Anderson George, porter, (col’d) Jersey av n Delevan
Anderson Josiah, laborer, (col’d) h Hale n Throop ay
Anderson Geor oe W., painter, h Carman n Abeel
Anderson J ohn, chairmaker, 6 Commercial av
Anderson David, foreman, h 77 Bayard
Anderson Christopher, labor er, h 113 Albany
Anderson Elizabeth Mrs., h 120 Albany
Anderson Losetta J. Mrs. ., 21 Bayard
Anderson Benjamin, engineer, h French n Alexander
Anderson John, engineer, h 109 New
ANDERSON THEO. , (col d) barber, 23 Peace, h do
Andre Rachael, h 33 J ohn
Andrews J oseph, wool sorter, h Division n Hamilton
Applegate Lewis, Sec. N. B. Fire Ins. Co., h 59 George
Applegate Wm. i h 109 Neilson
Applegate Asa, h 70 Schureman
Applegate Orin, laborer, Hale n Remson av
Applegate Asher, huckster, h George n Hamilton
Applegate Lydia Mrs., Welton cor Drift Lane
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epost Henry, clerk, h Canal outlet ft Binias
Appleton G. W., h College av
Archer Catharine Mrs., h 58 New
ARMSTRONG WILLAM H., stove dealer, 2 King
Block, h 155 Burnet
Armstrong Elizabeth Mrs., h 46 Schureman
Armstrong Joseph G., blacksmith, h 46 Schureman
Armstrong Jane Mrs., h 48 Neilson
Arzamarski R. Oh: cane maker, cor. Baldwin & ee
Ash Patrick, teamster, Townsend n Throop av
Ashmore Theodore, ‘book-keeper, Bank N. J.
40 George cor Hassart
Ashton George, h 8 Livingston av
Atherton George Vier Prof. Rutgers College, h 54 New
Atkinson Mattie Miss, fancy goods, 10 Peace, h 21
Schureman
Atkinson Peter 8., bds 21 Schureman
Atkinson Wm., clerk, bds 21 Schureman
Atkinson William, h 79 Geor ge
Atkinson Asher D., Liv ineston ay city limits
Atkinson Nicholas D. J 21 Schureman :
Auten Gustavus, (G. "Auten & Son,) h 64 Bayard
Auten Charles W., bds 64 Bayard
Auten George M. , (Auten & Son,) bds 64 Bayard
Ayres W illiam Be cutter, h 102 Welton
Ayres William H., blacksmith, bds 102 Welton
Ayres John A., clerk, bds 102 Welton
Ayres Sylvanus, h 14 French
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BABCOCK JOHN F., City Clerk, (Babecck & Co.)
Vredonian, book and job printers, 36 Dennis, h
26 Oliver, next to Pitman M. E. Church.
Baggs Jane P. Mrs., h cor George and Carman
Baggs. Robert C., engineer, h cor Carman and Abeel
Baggs Joseph, tailor, Drift Lane n Townsend
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Bagan James, laborer, h Somerset cor Kaston av
Bahm J ohn, laborer, h Easton av. cor Pros pect
Bailey Cornelius B., cigar maker, h 135 Neilson
Bailey William, bartender, h 108 Albany
Bailey George, carpenter, bds 78 Neilson
Bailey Catharine, h John cor Commerciai av
Bailey Thomas, h John cor Commercial av
Bailey Hugh, seaman, Lee av n Suydam
Bailes Luticia Mrs., h 65 New
Bailes Richard, engineer, h 65 New
Baird David S., envineer, bds 118 Burnet
Bard John, fireman, bds 118 Burnet
Baird Mary Ann Mrs., h 118 Burnet
Baisler William, machinist, h 27 New
Baisler William Mrs., bds 15 Morris.
BAKER ELIAS, watchmaker and jeweler, Peacs ft
Church, h 169 Neilson
Baker Maria P. Mrs., dress maker, h 15 Church
Baker Mariah, h Lee Av n Baldwin
Baker Elizabeth Mrs., h Albany n Peace
Baker, Nich., harness maker, h Somerset cor Haston av
Baker James, laborer, bds 107 Church
Baker Peter, shoemaker, 1902 Burnet, h 202 do
Baker Wm., wool factory, 63 W ashington
Baker Henry, machinist, Somerset cor Neilson
Baldwin Henry ‘By physician, 103 George cor Bayard
Ballard Samuel C., groceries and provisions, 25 Hiram
h do
Ballou Frank H. , painter, 47 Washington
Bandsman Jas., laborer, h Easton av n Somerset
Bank C. Rev., Bemsen av n Townsend = R.
Banker Francis, button manufacturer, bds Throop av
n Hale
Banker Henry, laborer, Throop av n Hale
Banks Charles, laborer, 15 Richmond
Banker William, laborer, Throop av n Comstock
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Banker Frederick, laborer, Throop av n Hale
Barr John, 18 Alb: any
Barr Samuel, Supt. Eastern Division Del. & R. Canal
Co., h 32 Somerset
Barr George W., manafacturer, 6 Livingston av
Barr John jr., fireman on steamboat, 8 Commercial ay
Barr Samuel, tinsmith, h Bartlett
Barr Henry, laborer, h Scott n French
Barr Jane Mrs., grocery, 171 Burnet, h do
Barber John, grocer , Remsen av cor Hand y
Barnes J oseph- Ps captain, h 138 Burnet
Barnes John §., harness, 189 Burnet, h 34 George
Barnwell Jas., laborer, (saloon,) h 26 Easton av
Bartle Isaac, stone cutter and builder, h 58 Church
Barton Wm., carpenter, h Brown n French _
Barton George G., h 35 Carman
Bartlett James, boatman, h 88 Burnet
Bartlett Edwin M., boatman, h 88 Burnet
Bartlett Sarah Mrs., h 45 New
Bartley John, (col’d,) ice cream garden, 102 Church
Bartholemew Luzerne, paper hanger, h French cor
Scott
Barrett Thomas, mason, Remsen av n Townsend
Barrett Patrick, h Drift Lane cor Townsend
Barrett Christopher, gas factory, h Townsend n Dnift
Lane
Barrett Bridget, bds Townsend n Drift Lane
Barrett Lawrence, boatman, h 28 Neilson
Barrett Rose Mrs., h 28 Neilson
Barrett Patrick, boatman, h 28 Neilson
Barrett Ann, h Suydam cor Lee av’
Barrett Alex., shoemaker, h French cor James
Bartow Wm. H., clerk, h 75 Church
Bartow Isaac, fisherman, h 13 Wash’n cor Catharine
Bartow Mathias, fisherman, bds 13 Washington cor
Catharine
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Bartow Isaac, fisherman, h Catharine n Washington
Barrey David, laborer, h Townsend n Remsen av
Bass Robert, wheelwright, h 20 John
Bastedo Wm., blacksmith, h 15 aston av
Bates Jas., tailor, h rear 9 New
BAUER MORRIS, tailor, 170 Burnet h do
Bauer Frederick, florist, h Guildon cor Emmett
Bauer Wm., grocer and gardener, 188 Burnet h do
Baumann Chas., painter, bds Guildon n Prosper
Bayer George, butcher, h 169 Burnet
Beaty James , labor er, h Seaman bet French and RR av
Beatty Alex., laborer, h Haston av n Somerset
Beatty Robt., shoemaker, h EKaston av ab Mine
Beatty John, laborer, h 59 Washington
Beatty Anna Miss, bds 26 Water
Beatty Jane Mrs., h Somerset cor Catharine
Beard George, (col’d) oil factory, h Remsen av n
George’s Road _
Beaton Chas. H., Mason, h 25 Schureman
Beavers Mrs. 8. H., h77 George
3eck Miss Catharine, teacher, bds 86 Bayard
Beck Lewis D. , clerk, bds 86 Bayar d
Beck Lewis C. MMrs., bds 86 Bayard
Bechtel Joseph, paper stainer, h Oliver cor Abeel
Becker R. H., saloon, 184 Neilson h do
Bedford, Norwood, machinist, h Hardenb’gh n Ham/’n
- Bedford John O., expressman, h 22 Richmond
Bedtord Oscar, carpenter, h 192 New
Beddow Geo. , painter, h 214 Neilson
Beekman Richard, clerk, bds 58 George
Beekman John jr., bds 58 Geor oe
Beekman John, real estate, h 58 Geor ge
Beekman Abraham C., bh 97 Geor ge
BELL CHAS. H., Admiral h 48 Bayard
Bell Miss Elizabeth P., teacher of music and penman-
ship, h 9 Bayard
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Bell Bate Wii5 rainerel water, &c., h 119 Nie
Bell Harmon, flaeman, h 58 Schureman
Bellis Arinthea Mrs., 10 Hiram
Bennett Thomas I. I*., clerk B’d Education, h 43
Schureman
Bennett Henry l., wheelwright, h 100 Neilson
Bennett Mary A. Mrs., dressmaker, h 115 Neilson
Bennett Julia Mrs., saloon, h Haston av n Somerset
Bennett J. C. L., huckster, h Somerset cor Haston av
Bennett John, teamster, h Somerset cor Haston ay
Bennett Isaac, stage driver , h Somerset ab Harvey
Bennett Schenck, mason, Redmond n Commercial av
Bennett Miles V., (Calladay & Bennett,) h 31 Burnet
Bennett John, captain, bh 16 Neilson
Bennett Abraham, laborer, Remsen’ av bet Hale and
Baldwin
Bennett Ezra W., clk insurance co., h 43 Schureman
Bennett Gilbert, or ocery, Hearich cor Suydam h do
Bennett George, machinist, h 111 Church
Bennett Rachael Ann, boarding house, 181 Neilson
Bennett U. M., wheelwright, h 58 New
Benedict John B., shoe packer, 59 George ab RR
Berdine William, butcher, h 20 New
Bergen Simon H., oil dealer, Richmond, st b Lee av n
Welton
Bergen Henry D., mason, Suydam bet Throop and
Remsen av
Bergen Cornelius, slate and gravel roofer, 10 George
h do
3ergen John, h 148 George
Bergen John H., shoemaker, bds Lee av cor Rcdmond
Jerven William V., foreman Felter’s sho} manufacto-
ry, Delavan n Remsen av |
Bergen Samuel, (col’d,) laborer, h Division cor Ham-
ilton
Bergen Thos, (col’d,) laborer, h Hamilton n Division
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Bergen Jacob I., shoemaker, h Redmond n Throop ay
Bergen Adrain M., h Remsen av n Suydam
Bergen Matthew E., shoemaker, h Suydam n Throop
ay |
Bergen John, h r 31 Burnet ;
Bergen Alfred V., conductor, Railroad av n Townsend
Bergen Dennis V., carpenter, Railroad av n Townsend
Bergen Margaret H. Mrs., h Railroad av cor Townsend
Bergen Lewis Rhineheart, harness maker, h 18 Burnet
3erg Jos. F. Rev., Prof. Rutgers College, h cor George
and Seminary Place ®
Berk John, laborer, h Commercial av cor Hale
Berden John, (col’d,) oil factory, h Remsen av n
George’s ‘Boad
Berry Jas., laborer, h 63 Washington
Bessonett Jas, Tas; (Bessonett & Meagher ,) mason and
builder, h 72 Neilson
Bernstein Jacob, tailor, bds 14 Peace
Beecham Josiah, slate roofer, h cor Throop av and
Seaman
Beeghle Anthony, tailor, h 194 Burnet
Bevan John, h 9 Hiram
Bevan Mrs. Martha, corsets and skirts, 9 Hiram h do
Birney Elizabeth, ie Stone
Bishop David, h College av opp Bartlett
Bishop James, h Collese av opp Bartlett
BISHOP JAMES I’., (Bishop & Van Nortwick,) h
19. Oliver,
Bishop William B., boatman, h 9 Oliver
Blakeney Jacob, 35 Dennis — .
Blakeney Moses C., mason, h 207 Neilson
Blakeney Jacob jr., bds 207 Neilson
Blake Harrison, lawyer, h 85 Paterson
Blake Rebecca Mrs., h 4 Hiram
Blaney Charles, lock-tender, h 231 Little Burnet
Blanks Charlotte (col’d) h Handy n Lee av
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Blanks James, (col’d) laborer, h Handy n Lee av
Blauvelt Robert B., insurance broker, 73 New
Blauvelt John 8. Mrs., h 72 New
Blensinger George, turner, h Division
Blew Elisha, carpenter, bds 20 New
Blow William, frurt and confectionery, 110 Neilson
Bloodgood §. 'T., clerk, bds 181 Burnet
Bloodgood Robert, captain, h 16 John
BLUE ALBERT L., at Fredonian office, h 73 George.
Blue Isaac N., car penter, h Haston av cor Prosper
BLUMER HENRY, cigars & tobacco, 34 Church h do
Blust Joseph, tinsmith, h 189 Burnet
Bodine Joseph, hi 71 Albany
Bodine James P., clerk, bds 71 Albany
Bodine Humphrey, bds 71 Albany
Boggs George B., civil engineer, bds 63 George
Boggs Edward B., D.D., clergyman, h 63 Georgee
3ogardus Edward H., chemist bds 57 Albany
Bogart Sarah M., Mrs., h 10 Kirkpatrick
Bogan Francis, blacksmith, h Hamilton n Union
Boice Theodore, h 235 Neilson
Boice Henry 8., clerk, bds 61 New
Boice James V.S,h 61 New
Boice Albert L., bds 61 New
Boice Daniel R., bds 57 Albany
soice Peter, h 58 Albany
Boice Luther, (col’d,) laborer, h 114 Albany
Boice Ann Mrs, h 52 Schureman
Bonds Richard, ‘(col’d) laborer, Handy n Lee av
Bonds Margaret, (col’d,) Handy n Lee av
Bonney Robert B., clerk, Throop av opp Welton
Bonney ¢oseph J., expressman, h 108 Hamilton
Bonney Benjamin, notary public, h 14 Water
Borden Flavius J., bds 6 Bayard
Borden Jerome B., supt of finishing dept Hosiery Co.,
h 6 Bayard
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Bordine John, carpenter, bds 111 Neilson
sordine Charles, clerk, bds 111 Neilson
Bornheimer John, laborer, h 134 Burnet
3oudinot Miller, butcher, h George ab Hamilton
Boudinot William, sawyer, h 173 Burnet
Boundy John, shoe manufacturer, Bayard ab Neilson,
h 60 George
Bowen Daniel, clerk, h 60 Somerset
Bowen Alice Mrs., (col’d,) h Division n Hamilton
Bowman Isaac, laborer, h 2 New
Bowman E. Mrs., George n Throop av
Boyd William, h 19 Bayard
Boyd Mary F., Mrs., h 158 Neilson cor Paterson
Boyer Stephen, cabinet maker, Remson av bet Hale
and Baldwin
Boylan William, h 104 Bayard
Boyle John, laborer, h 213 Neilson
Boyle John V., carpenter, Lee av cor Redmond
soyle James, mason, bds 213 Neilson
Boyle Ellen Mrs., h 213 Neilson
Boyle Catharine Mrs., h Ray
Book George (col’d) h Handy bet Lee and Remson av
Bookstaver Henry D., clerk h 100 Bayard
Bookstaver J. Edgar, bds 121 George
Bookstaver Louisa B. Mrs., h 121 George
Booraem James, ship carpenter, h 56 Neilson
Booraem Sarah, dress maker, h 70 Church
Boecraem Theodore B., ins agent, h 71 Church
Bradley John, grocer, h Easton av cor Prosper
Bradley Hugh, grocer, Albany, McKune Block, h do
Bradley Thomas, farmer, Drift Lane n city limits
Bradley Patrick, grocer, Bayard cor New, h do
Bradley James, laborer, h Stone
Bradley Thomas, laborer, h Hamilton opp Union
Bradley William H., oysterman, h 231 Little Burnet
Brady Bennett, laborer, h Stone n Easton av
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Brady Hugh, laborer, h 29 Commercial av
Bragdon Josiah, contractor, h 122 George
Brandreth Thomas, tanner oh 19 French’
Branagan Thomas, ‘br oker, ‘h Burnet ab culley
Brannan James, laborer, h Townsend bet Remson and
Throop ay
Brannon Lawrence, mason, h r Somerset n Neilson
Breece James C., shoemaker, h 74 Church
Breece Martha Mrs., h 38 New
Breece Jane Mrs., h Handy n Jones av
3reece Garret S., mason, Sandford n Codwise av
Breece Reub-n, carpenter, h Lee av ab Handy
Breece Garret, carpenter, Suydam n Lee av h do
Brennan Patrick, coachman, h 89 Church
Brennan Mary Mrs., h Mine n College av
Brito Joseph V., dentist, h 84 Albany
Britt Pierce, mason, h Suy dam n Lee av
Britt Margaret ] Mrs., h Catharine n Washington
Britton John, locktender, h towpath, upper “lock
Sritton Furman F. Z, mason, cor Hassart and Abeel
Britton John §., carpenter, "h Delevan n Throop ay
Britton Israel, car penter, h Townsend n Lee ay
Brokaw Peter, (col'd) laborer, French n RR
Brokaw William V., boots, shoes, &c., 36 Dennis, bds
9 Codwise av
Brokaw Brogun, cutter, at G. W. Metlar’s, h 128
Neilson
Brokaw Garret Q.. h 51 Bayard
Brower William E., auctioneer and real estate agent,
h 26 Dennis
Brower Elizabeth A., Mrs., fancy and millinery goods,
25 Dennis, h do
Brower William, clothier (Ayres & Brower,) h Pater-
son n Kirkpatrick
Brower William G., h Throop av cor Delevan
Brower Cornelius C., bds cor Throop av and Delevan
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Brower Thomas L., bds 68 Carroll Place
Brower Voorhees, mason, h 24 Oliver cor Abeel
Brower Andrew, carpenter, h 76 Neilson
Brown Charles, ‘boot and shoes, h 97 Church
Brown William W. , painter, h 9 Richmond
Brown Betsey Mrs., (col’d) hr Albany n Brown
Brown Augustus, shoemaker, Codwise av n New
Brown Jacob B., mason, h 37 New
Brown D. H. Mrs., small fruit grower, h Clifton av
Brown William Joseph, blacksmith, h 20 Burnet
Brown Stephen Charles, baker, h 47 Burnet
Brown Matthew, c caulker, Suy ‘dam n Remson ay
Brooks Benjamin, boatman, h 82 Burnet
Brooks Jonathan, gardener, h Kaston av cor Prosper
Broxmeyer Jacob, saloon, Handy n Throop av
Buckelew Margaret Miss, 85 Church
Buckelew Frederick Dr. Mrs., h 74 Paterson
Buckelew John, (J. Buckelew & Son,) h Carroll Place
n Livingston av
Buckelew Edward, produce dealer, h Livingston av
ab George’s Road
Buckelew Edward H., carpenter. bds Livingston av,
ab George’s Road
Buckelew Frederick, laborer, h 124 New
Buckelew_C., clerk, 224 Burnet, bds George n Bishop
Buckelew John M., carpenter, h George cor Carman
Buckelew John Ba orocer, 172 Burnet, h do
Buckelew George, (Buckelew & Son,) h 22 Schureman
Buckelew William, shoemaker, h 9 Paterson
Buckhaverly Ann, h Lee av n Hale
Bucknall J. R., h College av cor Bartlett
Bucknall, N. E., h College av cor Bartlett
Burbank Abraham, ship carpenter, h 147 Neilson
Burdsall Stephen, blacksmith, cor Welton and Hassart
Burke James, laborer, h Delevan n Remson av
Burke John, laborer, h 72 Somerset
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Backs Thomas, farmer, h Morrell
Burke Walter, car penter, h Easton av n Mine
Burke Andrew, tailor, h 3 Schureman
Burns Frederick, laborer, h 20 Jaston av
Burns Christopher, hoatman, h 7 Commercial av
Burns Thomas, sr., laborer, h Sicard n Ray
Burns Thomas, Fifth Ward Hotel, cor Sicard and
Monell
Burnett Thomas, painter, h 142 Burnet
Burt Lloyd, conductor, h 60 Somerset
Burt Loren, h Redmond bet Throop & Commercial av
Burton Wm., engineer, h 4 Easton av
Burton George Matsel, block cutter, Redmond n Rail-
road av
Burton Walter 8., agent, (office Jarrards’,) h 8 Oliver
Buttler George, (Buttler & Johnson,) h John n Morris
Buttler Alfred J., pottery, 154 Burnet, h 23 Morris
Butler William H., collar maker, 64 Burnet
Button Isaiah, carpenter, Townsend bet Livingston and
Lee av
Buttonfelt Christian, laborer, h Guildon n Prosper
3utterworth Mrs, Jane K.., dressmaker ,h 15 Richmond
Butcher Thos., (col’d,) barber h 12 Water
Butcher Wm. H., (col’d,) barber, h 12 Water
BUZZEE ABRAHAM B., accountant at Fredonian
office, bds 101 Albany
Buzzce Isaac D., foreman, h 101 Albany
Buzzee Winfield, painter, bds 101 Albany
Buzzee Wm., engineer, h Albany n Brown
Buzzee Julia Mrs., bds 86 New
Buzzee Aaron, (Burnett & Buzzee,) 8) Albany, h
Townsend n Railroad av
Buzzee Eliza A. Mrs., h George ab RR
suzzee Daniel, foreman, h 21 Easton ay
Buzzee David B., cutter, h 9 Easton av
Buzzee John. cutter, h Hamilton opp Union
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Buzzee Jacob, h 231 Little Burnet
Buzzee Israel, laborer, h 6 Hiram
Buzzee John, fisherman, h 15 Water
Byrnes Geo., veterinary surgeon, h 99 Albany e
Cc.
Cadwell Lorenzo, real estate a
Burnet cor Richmond
Cain Thos., laborer, h College av cor Prosper
Callahan Bernard, tailor, h 80 Burnet
Calhoun John, farmer, h Nichol av College farm
Callaway Lebien, huckster, h 14 Commercial ay
Callaway George, caulker, h 14 Commercial av
Campbell Wm. H. Rev. D.D., Pres. Rutgers College,
h College Campus
Campbell David I’., livery stable, 54 Albany, h Albany
cor Spring
Campbell J. M., clerk, bds 83 Albany
Campbell Joseph, machinist, h Easton ay opp Stone
Campbell Elizabeth, bds 83 "Albany
Campbell Abraham B. ., ship carpenter, h 16 Oliver
Campbell John, engineer, h 20 Somerset
Campbell Jonathan, captain, h 5 New
Canfield Henry, carpenter, h 59 Somerset
Cannon Stephen H., wholesale and retail tobacconist,
Remsen av cor Sny dam, h Remsen av cor Se: iman
Canse Andrew, sash and blind maker, h 188 Burnet
Carr Robt. J., clerk, bds 6 Somerset
Carr Wm., watchman, h 61 ena
Carr Sarah Mrs., h ‘Ray cor Wycko
Carr John W.,, boatman, h 19 John n Hassert
Carr James, boatman, h John n Commercial ay
Carberry Wm., grocer, 234 Somerset h do
Carel Davis, Street Commissioner, h 31 George’
Carl William, mason, Throop ay n Handy
Carl J. T., printer, h 61 George
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Carlin Patrick, laborer, h Stone
Carlin Thomas, grocer, h 64 Somerset
Carlon James, laborer, Redmond n Railroad ay
Carlon James, h Redmond n Codwise av
Carlon Nancy Mrs., bds Redmond n Railroad av .
Carlon Patrick, h Lee av n Redmond
Carlisle Samuel, rubber worker, h Redmond n Rail-
road av
Carlile Alfred V. B., h 86 Church
Carlton Johanna Mrs., h 4 Commercial ay
CARLTON SAMUEL, (Carlton Brothers,) h 95
Burnet
CARLTON REUBEN P., (Carlton Brothers,) bds
Suydam n Commercial av
CARMAN IRA C., cigars and tobacco, 17 Hiram
Carman Wilham, oil manufacturer, bds 14 Commer-
cial av
Carman Joseph, laborer, h Prosper
Carman Theo. B., dentist, h 59 Church
Carman Melinda Mrs., dressmaker, h 126 Neilson
Carney Patrick, laborer, h Commercial av n Redmond
CARPENDER JACOB 4., farmer, h Clifton ay
Carpender Charles I., firm of Nicholson & Carpender,
wall paper manufacturers, h Clifton av
Carpender John Neilson, clerk, h Clifton av
Carpender William, h Clifton av
Carrol Joseph, laborer, Carman n George
Carrol Michael, laborer, h Division n Hamilton
Carolin Christopher, restaurant, 60 Burnet h do
Carrigan Thos., carpenter, h Division
Carty William, laborer, h Seaman n Throop ay
Carter Abraham, laborer, h Comstock n French
Carter Simon, pro. Cherry Hotel, 108 Burnet
Carson Robert Mrs., h 38 George
Carson John, boatman, bds 110 Burnet
Carson Lawrence, laborer, h Stone
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Carstens Peter, bartender, bds 24 Somerset
Caslow Patrick, laborer, h Prosper
Case R. C. Mrs., h 55 Albany
Casey Michael, laborer, h Senior |
Casley Mahalia Francis, h 12 Commercial av
Casley Andrew, laborer, h 12 Commercial av
Casner Samuel B., laborer, Throop av n Redmond
Casner Catharine Ann, Throop av n Redmond
Castner Cornelius W., assessor, h 83 Church
Castner Edward, painter, 114 Church
Castner Joseph, carriage maker, Spring cor Church h
84 Church
Castner James, carriage maker, h 91 Church
Castner Richard, laborer, h Guildon cor Prosper
CATHCART MERRITT G., (Connet & Cathcart,)
h 10 Remsen av
Cathcart Almandar, sailor, h 130 Neilson
Cathcart Joseph Mrs., h 178 Neilson
Cavalier Abram, laborer, Commercial av n Seaman
Cavalier Cornelius, laborer, Comstock cor Remsen avy
Caully Thomas, laborer, Townsend bet Codwise and
Railroad «ay
Chambers Chas., laborer, (col’d) h Comstock n RR ay
Chamberlin Laban H., painter, h 93 Paterson
Chamberlin John V., painter, bds 93 Paterson
Charlton David, shoemaker, r 158 Burnet, h do
Charleston Charles (col’d) laborer, Handy bet Throop
and Remson av
CHASE WALTER H., Vice Principal Public School
h 66 Schureman
Chaill Ann Mrs., h John n Morris
Chester, L. L. M.D., h 117 Neilson
Chevalier Jacob Lewis, painter, h Stone
Chevalier Edmund, dentist, h 7 Paterson
Chevalier Samuel, painter, h Handy n Throop ay
Cheeseman John, mason, h 36 George
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eistetorne Jeptha, h 58 Bayard
Cheeseman Augustus B., builder, bds 58 Bayard
Cheeseman Henry S., bds 58 Bayard
Chick Christopher, hostler, h 130 Neilson
CHORLTON E. J., MRS., milliner, 22 Dennis
CHORLTON SAMUEL C., millinery, 22 Dennis,
h do
Christ George, h Richmond cor Neilson
Churchward William R., potter, h 60 Schureman
Churchward George M., sash and bind maker, h Lee
av bet Seaman and Handy
Churchward George W., caulker, h 156 Burnet
Clare James, h 24 Richmond
Clare Robert M., h 24 Richmond
Clark John, h 2 Peace
Clark John Mrs. jr., h 113 George
Clark Sarah M. Mrs., h 36 Albany
Clark Barney, boatman, h 3 Schureman
Olark George, h 11 Easton av
Clark William, wool sorter, h Robinson n “Hanuilton
Clark Bridget Mrs., h Hamilton n Division
Clark Benjamin M., variety store, 64 Somerset
Clark Edward, laborer, Redmond n Throop av
Clark Ira C., clerk, bds 60 Bayard
Clark Hugh, laborer, Baldwin n Remson av
Clark Thomas, (col’d) Handy bet RR and Jersey avs
Clark William, wheelwright, bds Neilson cor Somerset
Clark David C. , photographer, 4 King Block, h Bayard
n Schuy ler
Clark Theo. 0. , merchant, (Squier & Glark,) 21 Church
bds 82 Bayard
Clark John D., broker, h 82 Bayard
Clark Staats V. D., M. D., bds 60 Bayard
Clark Iva C. Mrs., h 60 Bayard
_ Clark Staats, iron ’ merchant, 4 Peace h 29 Bayard
Clark Mary Mrs., h 17 Somerset
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Clarke Edgar, bds 62 Somerset
Clarke Wm. B., bds 62 Somerset
Clarke Benj. M., variety store, h 62 Somerset
Clarkson G. N., bds 22 Paterson
Claus. Jacob, laborer, h 43 Burnet
Clawson John V., carpenter, h 83 Bayard
Clayton James, (Cronk & Clayton,) John ft Morris h
68 John
Clayton Thomas H., box maker, h Handy n Remsen ay
Clayton Elijah B., carpenter, h 50 Neilson
Clemens Thomas, student, bds 35 New
Clerc Geo., watchmaker, h 112 Hamilton
Clerken John, boatman, h John cor Commercial av
CLICKENER EDWARD §&., painter, h 39 French
Cline Charles A., book keeper, h cor George and
Throop av ;
Clinton Mooney Mrs., h Guildon cor Prosper
Clow Harry, ticket agent, N. Y. & Phil. R. R
railroad depot
Cloyd James, mason, h 35 New
Cody Edward, laborer, Suydam n French
Cody Edward, grocer, Somerset cor Water h do
Coddington William C., sash and blind maker, h 135
Neilson |
Coddington David, bds 87 Paterson
Coddington Martin 8., shoemaker, h 20 John
Coddington Jane A. Mrs., milliner, 39 Church h do
Coddington Garret, h 39 Church
Coffey Patrick, laborer, h Commercial av n George
Coffey Mariah Miss h Commercial av n George
Coffee Michael, laborer, h Morrell
Coffee James, laborer, h Morrell
Coggswell Andrew V., lawyer, h 44 Bayard
Cohen Michael, laborer, h Easton av n Prosper
Cohen Jacob L., merchant, 50 Neilson h 27 Albany
Cohlepp John, shoemaker, Baldwin n Lee ay
h
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Cole James, boot and shoe maker, h 2 Liberty
Cole James L., h 6 Schureman
Coleman Wm. O., machinist, h Lee av bet Handy and
Baldwin !
Coleman Jeremiah, tailor, Throop av n Delavan
Coleman Mary Mrs., h Somerset cor Haston av
Colton Robt., burnisher, h 42 Peace
Colton Thomas, boatman, h Throop av n Seaman
Colton Mary Mrs., h Sicard
Colton Martin, laborer, h Ray
Colwell Dennis, Comstock bet Railroad and Jersey
Colladay Theo., (Colladay & Bennett,) h 31 Burnet
Collins Patrick, blacksmith, bds Neilson cor Somerset
Collins Peter, laborer, h Peace n Washington
Collins Theo., laborer, h Division n Somerset
Collier John, boatman, h 21 New
Jollwell Wm., laborer, h Hamilton n brook
Combs Jane Mrs., 107 Burnet
Combs James §., kindling wood manufacturer, h
Redmond n Throop av
Combs Jonathan, kindling wood manufacturer, h
Redmond n Throop av
Combs Hannah Mrs., h Water cor Washington
Compton Rey. Dr., Episcopal, bds 78 Bayard
Compton Freeland, laborer, h 78 Neilson
Conboy Rosanna Mrs., saloon, Washington cor Neil-
son, h do
Concannon William, saloon, h 201 Neilson h do
Concannon Thomas, shoemaker, h,'70 Somerset
Condon Dennis, h Hardenbergh n Somerset
Congar Elias, mason, h 79 Burnet
Congar William H., mason, h 10 George n Carman
Conklin Alexander, h head Morris opp Cemetery
Conlan Margaret, h 38 Commercial av
Conlin Henry Mrs., h steamboat landing
Connor James, laborer, h 16 George
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Connor James, tailor, h Condit n Easton av
Connor Joseph, tailor, h 29 Haston av 2
Connor Wilham, tailor, bds 29 Kaston av
CONNOR JOHN, musician, h 39 New
Connor Richard, laborer, h John n Commercial av
Connors James, clerk, bds Somerset cor Water
CONNET JONATHAN B., (Connet & Cathcart,)
h 8 Remson ay n Welton
Connolly Martin, agent, h 114 Hamilton
Connolly Andrew, laborer, h Baldwin n Remson av
Connolly John, laborer, Jersey av cor Hale
Connell Patrick, laborer, h r 25 Schureman
Conley Phillip, laborer, h 103 Albany
Conlon John, boatman, h 10 Burnet
Conlow Sarah Mrs., h 25 Easton av
Cone Bernard, laborer, h cor Seaman and I*rench
Conover Garret, clothing and furnishing goods, 33
Church, h 38 Albany
Conover John V., mason, cor Hassart and Abeel
Conover Abram N., farmer, h n Landing
Jonover Susan Mrs., h Geor ge cor Washington
Conover Peter, laborer, h 52 John
Conover Diana (col’d) r Wm. H. Pettee’s, Paina
Conover Alexander, milk dealer, Commercial av bet
George and Redmond
Conover Wm. T., (col’d) laborer, Delevan, n Throop av
Convoy Honora Mrs., h Richardson n Easton av
Convoy Andrew, laborer, h Richardson n Easton av
Conway Martin, laborer, "29 Commercial av
Conway Christopher, h Morrell
Conway John, laborer, h French n Alexander
Conzelman Conrad, saloon, 169 Burnet, h do
Corcoran John, tinsmith, 51 French
Corcoran Thomas, carpenter, h 51 French
Corcoran Mary Mrs., dressmaker, h 51 French
Corcoran Michael, laborer, h Throop av opp Welton
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Cordo Henry, laborer, Redmond, n Commercial av
Coriell J acob, (col’d, ) waiter, h Guildon n city limits
Coriell Samuel, clerk, bds George cor Carroll Place
Corlepp John, h Throop av n Handy
CORNELL JOHN H., ice cream, &c., opp Christ
Church, h Church
Cornell James H., painter, h cor Lee av and Redmond
Cornell Mrs., h Brown n French ©
Cornell James, tinsmith, bds 42 New
Cornell Jacob, paper dealer, bds 42 New
Cornell William, mason, h 42 New
CORNELL PETER, grocer, h corner George and
Carroll Place
Cornell Isaac, carpenter, h Railroad av cor Baldwin
Cornell Benjamin T., carpenter, h Townsend bet Cod-
wise and Railroad av
Cornell Emanuel, mason, h 16 Neilson
Cornell John M., h Throop av n Redmond
Cornell Nicholas, mason, h 51 8 Neilson
Cornell Jos., lumberman, h 49 Albany
Cornell C, Mrs., h 14 Schureman
Cornell John R., clerk, bds Townsend —
Corsoff Rudolph Mrs., h French n Suydam
Cortelyou John, machinist, h 42 Schureman
Cortelyou Abm., jeweller, 18 Church h 47 New
Cortelyou Ferdinand 8., h Schuyler n Paterson
Corwan Anna M. Mrs., h 89 Paterson
Corrigan Owen, boatman, h 10 Bishop
Corrigan John, laborer, h College av cor Mine
Corrigan Owen, laborer, h Washington n George
Corrigan Daniel, laborer, h 47 Washington
Cosgrove James, boatman, h Seaman n : Throop ay
Cosgrove John, laborer, h Burnet n steamboat landing
Costello Thomas, laborer, h 29 Commercial av
Cosgrove Rose Mrs., h Seaman n Throop av
Coser ove Lawrence, *h Seaman n Throop av
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Costello John, laborer, h Jarrard’s alley n Burnet
Couch James, bootmaker, h Somerset cor Plum
Couch John B., laborer, h Hale bet Jersey and RR av
Couch Geo., laborer, h Duke n city limits
Courtney John T., laborer, h Seaman n French
COWENHOVEN CHARLES T., lawyer, 134 George
bds 147 George
Cowenhoven N. R., h 147 George
Cowell Isaac, laborer, h Plum n French
Cox Eliza Mrs. , (col’ d ») h 107 Church
Cox Owen, h vs Albany
Coyne Christopher, flagman, h Sicard cor Morrell
Coyn Peter, laborer, h Commercial av n George
Coyn Thomas, caulker, bds Commercial av n George
Coyn Peter, jr., laborer, bds Commercial av n George
COOK JOSEPH W., umbrellas, parasols and furs,
_13 Church h 26 Albany
Cook Elihu, judge, h 39 Somerset
Cook William J. , bookkeeper, h 56 New
Cook Paul, clerk, h College farm, Nichol av n George
Cook George H., State Geologist and Prof. Rutgers
College, h College farm, Nichol av
Cook Isaac, laborer, h 13 Easton ay
Cook Abram, coach painter, h Washing’n n City Alley
Cook Peter, laborer, h Ray
Cook Louisa, h Remsen av n Comstock
Cook Francis V., saloon, h Remsen av n Comstock
Cook Conrad, confectioner, h Throop av ab Comstock
Cook James, ‘labor er, h Suydam n Remsen-av
Cook Aucustus, huckster, h Hale n Throop av
Cook William, tailor, bds 220 Burnet
Cooley Charlotte Mrs., h Catharine n Washington
Cooper Jacob Rev., Prof. Rutgers College, h Geor ee n
Nichol av
Crafton John, flagman, h Suydam n French
Cragan J ames, labor er, h Somerset cor Neilson
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Crane Erastus W., boatman, h Bishop n George
Crary John, engineer, h 45 John
Crawford Gideon, shoemaker, Seaman n Throop av
Craven Morris, laborer, h 28 Commercial av
Craven Michael, butcher, 1702 Burnet h do
Crawford Thomas, blacksmith, h Morrell cor Easton av
Crawford Edward H., clerk, bds 942 George
Crawley Thomas, rubber factory, bds 88 Burnet
Crawson Thomas, boatman, h 14 Welton n Throop av
Creamer John, shoemaker, h 21 Dennis
Crimmins Michael, h 125 Albany
Croken John, carpenter, cor Lee av and Delevan
Croman Margaret Mrs., h 58 New
Crommelin James, cutter rubber factory, h 88 Albany
Cronk Volney, captain, h 122 Burnet
Cronk Lyman, (Cronk & Clayton,) box manufacturer,
h 44 Neilson
Cronnin Jeremiah, ornamental painter, h 30 Albany
Cropp Peter, potter, h 159 Burnet
Crossen Charles, boatman, h 5 Commercial av
Crosson Neil, laborer, h 18 Burnet
Crotty Patrick, laborer, h Richardson n Easton av
Crow Joseph, shoemaker, h Hamilton n George
Crowell James, assistant foreman Felter’s manufac-
tory, h Welton opp Hassart
Croyson Charles, laborer, h 18 Burnet
Crook Thaddeus, carpenter, bds 141 Neilson
Cummings James B., teamster, Remsen avy n Baldwin
Cuddy Robert, paper stainer, h Division
Cunlan Edward, laborer, h City Alley n Somerset
Cunninghan James, laborer, h John n Commercial av
Cunningham Nathaniel, huckster, h City Alley
Cunninghan Geo. P., broker, h 38 Somerset
Curlis Geo. H.. machinist, h 123 New
Curran William, laborer, bds 141 Neilson
Curran Lawrence, laborer, h Bartlett :
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Curran Phineas, laborer, h Remsen av bet Seaman and
Suydam
Currey George J., carpenter, h 127 Burnet
Curry Patrick, tailor, h 187 Burnet
Curry Thomas, cedar cooper, h French n RR
Cuasick Thomas, laborer, h Townsend n Codwise av
Cushing John, laborer, h Somerset n Plum
Cushine Jane Mrs. ALL cor Jer sey av and Handy
Cushing John, laborer, h cor Jersey av and Handy
Cushing Eliza Mrs., h Somerset cor Catharine
Cusick ‘Bridget Mrs., h Hamilton n Division
Cute John, laborer, h Guildon n city limits
m @ )
Dabbs Asa L., laborer, h 114 Church
Dahmer George, cutter, h 10 Schureman
Daily, John, laborer, h 20 Easton av
Daily Bridget Mrs., h 68 Somerset
Daily John, laborer, h Townsend bet Remson and
Lee av
Daily Patrick, drover, h 2 Burnet
DAILY WILLIAM (W. & J. Daley) coal dealers, h
Division n Hamilton
DAILY JOHN, (W. & J. Daley) coal dealers, bds
234 Neilson
Daily Catharine Mrs., 187 Burnet
Daily Bryan, seaman, Lee av n Suydam
Daily James, boatman, bds Suydam cor Lee ay
Daily Michael, laborer, h Suydam cor Lee av
Daily John, boatman, bds Suydam cor Lee av
Daily Matthew, laborer, h r 18 Burnet
Daily Michael, laborer, h Townsend cor Remson ay
Daily Matthew, h Burnet n Steamboat landing
Danberry J oseph, h 69 Albany
Danberry Henry M., cutter, Redmond n Codwise ay
Danberry Sarah Ann Mrs., *h Redmond n RB av
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Danberry William T., h Lee av cor Handy
Danberry George, carriage painter, h Lee av cor Handy
Danberry George W., pump maker, Lee avy n Handy
Danberry Ellsworth, h Somerset opp Hardenbergh
Danagen Michael, laborer, h Stone n Wyckoff
- Darby Michael, boatman, h 43 Burnet
Darrow Burritt, machinist, h 19 Morris
Davies George W., bookkeeper, h College av
Davis William, boatman, h 3 Hassart
Davis Charles, ship carpenter, h 26 John
Davis Catharine Miss, h 52 Schureman
Davis Peter P., coachman, h French cor Brown
Davis Mary R. Miss, bds 9 Oliver
Davis William B., shoemaker, h 9 Oliver.
Davis Daniel D., feather renovator, bds 4 Morris
Davis John, clothing, 14 Peace, h do
Davis Andrew Mrs., h 133 Neilson
Davis Manilla Mrs., h 31 Burnet
Davis William Henry, boatman, h 31 Burnet
Davis Henry, watchman, h Prospect n French
Davis Isaac, clothing, 23 Peace, h do
Davis Michael, tailor, bds 23 Peace
Davis Phoebe Mrs., h 52 Schureman
Davison John, boarding house, h 86 Bayard
Davison Isaac V. P., daguerreotypist, bds 129 Burnet
Davison John W., clerk, h 129 Burnet
Day Sarah Mrs., lt 35 Schureman
Dayton Charles M., broker, h Haston ay cor Hamilton
Dayton Charles P., h Easton av cor Hamilton
Demarest David D. Rey., h Seminary Place
Demarest Deborah Mrs., h 40 Schureman
Demme Francis, laborer, h Throop av n Seaman
Dean John, carpenter, Hale bet RR and Jersey ay
DEAN HORACE, dentist, 123 George, h do
Dean Sarah Miss, h 103 Church
Debold Lizzee Mrs., Guildon n City limits
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Debolt Abraham, carpenter, h Emmet cor Nevius
DeFollett Albert, printer, h 112 New
DEGRAW AUGUSTUS, Neilson Hotel, 212 Burnet
cor Richmond
DeGraw Edwin 8., bds 212 Burnet cor Richmond
DeGraw James, bds 312 Burnet cor Richmond
DeHart John W., carpenter, h Neilson n Carman
DeHart Abraham, wheelright, h 91 Bayard
DeHart John 8., grocer, h 98 Bayard
DeHart David B., shoemaker, Townsend n RR ay
DeHart Stephen H., carpenter, Redmond n Codwise
DeHart James W., cabinet, bds 17 Albany
DEHART HENRY V., (Dehart & Co.,) undertaker,
17 Albany, h do
DeEHART PETER P., (Feister& DeHart,) carpen-
; ter and builder, h Seaman n Commercial av
DeHart Henry jr., bds 152 George cor Washington
DeHart Henry, sr., h 152 George cor Washington
DeHart Uriah, bookkeeper, h 18 Schureman
DeHart William E. 8., lime merchant, h 55 George
DeHART WILLIAM G., (DeHart & Onutcalt,)
h 55 George |
DeHart David, carpenter, bds 20 New
DeHart James, leather and findings, 35 Dennis, h 3
Oliver
DeHart Margaret Mrs., h 7 Oliver
DeHart John I., h 11 Richmond
DeHart Sylvester G., painter, h 22 Oliver
DeHart N. B. Mrs., h 17 Codwise av
DeHart Edward, huckster, h City Alley
Demott John R., butcher, cor Hiram and Neilson h
153 Neilson
DeWitt Silas Mrs., stationery, &c., h 61 Church
DeWitt John Rey., h Seminary Place
Deinzer George, butcher, 139 Neilson, h do
Deinzer John P., butcher, h 28 Dennis
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Delaney Patrick, laborer, h 15 Water
Delaney Elias, boatman, h Townsend n Remson ay
Delentash James ’., carpenter, h John n Hassert
Denmead Samuel W., sash and blinds, h Commercial
av n Suydam
Denmead Robert §., sash and blinds, Commercial av
n Suydam
Denmead John R., sash and blinds, h Commercial av
n Suydam
Dennis Charles E., (col’d) laborer, h 1380 Albany
Dennison Thomas H., h 12 George
Dennett Asa, ice dealer, h Weston Mills
Dennett Alfred A., machinist, h 2 Codwise av
Denton James, carpenter, h 25 Richmond
Denton James, watchman, h 5 Oliver
Denton William, paper stainer, h Lee av bet Seaman
and Handy
Denton Charles, painter, h 58 Schureman
Denton Mathias, h Welton n Throop av
~ Deéhler Chas. D., insurance, h College av n Prosper
Depue Wm., boatman, h Hamilton n George
Devlin John, laborer, Hale n Throop av
Deviney James, h Seaman n Lee av
Devan Thos. T. Rev., h 51 Somerset
Dey Luther V., clerk, h 61 New
Dey Chas. H., tinsmith, h 76 Paterson
Dey Daniel E., carpenter, h Remsen ay n Townsend
Dey Anthony, merchant, h n landing
Dey Albert, bookkeeper, h 20 Morris
Dey H., butcher, 99 Neilson cor New h do
DEELEY WILLIAM, Pheenix Foundry, Iron
and brass castings, h Sicard
Dooly William, tinsmith, h 56 Neilson
Doolittle Theo. 8. Prof., h College avy opp Seminary
Place
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Dwyer Robert, h 47 Schureman
Dye Walter, tinsmith, h Comstock bet French and
Jersey av
Dodd Henry, bds Seaman n Throop av
Dodge Charles, h Throop av n ‘Townsend
Dohm Geo. W.. shoemaker, h Division n Hamilton
Dolchy, J. H., avent, h 21 Schureman
Dolan John, laborer, ‘h Scott n French .
Dolan Patrick H., shoemaker, h Remsen av n Suydam
Dolan Patrick, h 86 New
Doland Wm., carpenter, h Union n Mine
Doland Redmond, h Mine n College av
Donavan Jas., shoemaker, h Prosper
Donegan Michael, h Nevius n Guildon
DONOHUE LAWRENCE, erocer, h aioe av cor
Seaman
Donohue Patrick, lime burner, h 27 Neilson
. Donohue Thomas C., bds 27 Neilson
Donohue James, orocer, Throop av cor Townsend
Donohue Edw., car penter, bds Throop av ec Townsend
Donohue J ohn, erecer, h Throop av cor Redmond
Donohue Maria Mrs., h Townsend n Throop av
Donnelly Bridget, h Throop av bet Redmond and
Townsend
DOUGHTY THOMAS N., Chief Engineer N. B.
Water Co., City Survey or, 141 Grover’ s building,
bds City Hotel
Doughty J. T. L., ass’t engineer, bds City Hotel
Dousher ty Michael, laborer, h Bartlett
Dougher ty Patrick, laborer, "h Neilson cor Washington
Dougherty Nancy Mrs., h Neilson cor Somerset
Dougherty Wm., confectioner y, 240 Neilson h do
Dousher ty Michael, h 40 Water
Dougher ty Jane Mrs., tailoress, h 106 Bayard
Dove Sarah Mrs., h 34 Water
Downing Rosanna Mrs., h 108 Albany
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Downie John M., tin jeweller, h 49 Washington
Dowd Wm., laborer, h Guildon n city limits
Dowd Charles, laborer, h 231 Little Burnet
DOYLE JORDAN &., butcher, Throop av cor Suy-
dam h do
Doyle Moses, butcher, bds Throop av cor Suydam
Doyle Patrick, shoemaker, h 53 Washington
Doyle Lawrence, laborer, h 26 Easton av
Doyle Catharine Mrs., h Senior
Doyle Patrick, laborer, h Prosper
Doyle Nicholas, laborer, Codwise av bet Suydam and
Townsend
Drake Jeptha M., butcher, 67 New cor George
Drake Isaac, blacksmith, h 64 George
Driggs 8. B., h Somerset opp Albany
Dilts Hannah L., Mrs. dress and cloak maker, h 65
Church
Dimme William, oil manuf, bds Throop av n Hale
Disborough Ann, h 10 Kirkpatrick
Disbrow Horatio §., harness maker, h 77 French head
Paterson
Ditmars Abraham, carpenter, h 46 Hassart
Ditimus Rachael Mrs. (col’d,) h French ab RR
Divire Mary, h Suydam bet Remsen and Throop av
Dixon Jonathan, tailor, h Hassert n Abeel
Dixon Joshua I., machinist, h Hassert n Abeel
Dixon John A., machinist, bds Hassert n Abecl
Dixon George, carpenter, h 10 John
Dixon John, laborer, h Bishop
Duftee Charles, laborer, h Townsend n Lee av
Duffee Hannah Mrs., h Throop av n Townsend
Duffy Peter, laborer, h Hamilton opp Division
Duffy John, laborer, h 103 Neilson
Dougan Wm., grocer, 171 Burnet h do
Duggan M. C. Rev., Curate St, Peter’s Church h 54
Somerset
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Duggan William, laborer, h 156 Burnet
Duhurst Wm., block cutter, hr 12 Haston av
Dunlap J ames, laborer, h Ray n Sicard
Dumun Isaiah (col’d,) ‘hostler, h 31 French
Dumont J. V. Mrs., i 56 Paterson
Dumont Jane Mrs., "boarding house, h 2 French
Dunavan Daniel, tanner and currier, h 121 Burnet
Dunbar Catharine Mrs., grocery, h Somerset n Plum
Dunbar Anthony, butcher shop, 39 Somerset cor Kas-
ton av
Dunbar James, farmer, h Clifton av
Dunbar Andrew, butcher, h Comstock n Remsen av
Dunbar Jane Mrs., hotel, Neilson c Washington h do
Duncan Kenneth J., (Stoddard, Duncan & Van Pelt,)
dry goods, h 45 George
Duncamann Daniel, laborer, h Redmond n Lee ay
Dunegan John, shoemaker, h Division n Hamilton
Dunham Nelson, Treasurer Savings Bank, h 157
Neilson
DUNHAM LEWIS BR., (Abbott & Co.,) ins. and
real estate agent, h 104 George
DUNHAM ANDREW L., dry goods, 19 Church h
Schuyler
Dunham Harrict Mrs., h '7 Schureman
Dunham Wm. H.58., carpenter, bds Monmouth Hotel
cor Burnet and New 3
Dunham Wm., Monmouth Hotel, Burnet cor New
Dunham Iidward K., bank teller, Somerset n Division
Dunham John W., printer, h Prospect n Somerset
Dunham Victor M, mason, h Condit n Hardenbergh
Dunham John, bartender, Land 3 Burnet
Dunham Mary Mrs., h 64 George
Dunham Edmund, car penter, h 144 Burnet
_ Dunham Samuel i mason, h 102 New
Dunham Charles, phy sician, h 109 George
Dunham William, bookkeeper h 91 Paterson
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Dunn Henry, bridge tender, h ft Albany
Dunn Amanda W. Mrs., dressmaker, h 10 Hiram
Dunn Gertrude Mrs., Suydam bet Remsen and
Throop av
Dunn Edward, boatman, h 19 John
Dunn Thomas E., mason, h 94 Bayard
Dunn Isaac E., mason, h 15 Codwise av
Dunn Wn., paper stainer, h 15 Washington
Dunn Fred’k., engineer, h 6 Haston av
Dunn James, h 72 Somerset
Dunn Oliver, h 56 Albany
Dunn Rachael Mrs., h 5 Dennis
Dunn Andrew B., laborer, h 44 Commercial av
Dunn David R., laborer, h 44 Commercial av
Dunn Charles A., carpenter, h 235 Little Burnet
Durling Jas. W., carpenter, h 79 French
Durham Henry, captain, Throop av cor Seaman
Durham John, cutter, h 102 New
Dupre John A., sewing machine agent, 20 Dennis
Dupre John A. Mrs., fancy goods, 20 Dennis h do
Dutchler John, laborer, h Commercial av n Handy
i.
Karle Mary Mrs., h 17 Washington
Karhardt Irancis, laborer, 1 ~or Abeel and Commer-
cial ay
Kastburn Jos., plane maker, h 3 French
Vastburn Robert, druggist, h 52 New
Kastburn Abby N. Miss, h 32 Dennis
Kickherdt Augustus, potter, Throop av n Hale
Kiden George, paper stainer, h Robinson n city limits
Edmonds Elizabeth, h 1 Liberty
Edward John, watchman, h Albany, McKune’s Block
gan John, carpenter, h Division
Egan James, carpenter, bds Division
Egerton Eliza, h 21 Bayard
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Egerton James, h 20 Bcitratihn
Eldridge Wilson, bookkeeper, bds 29 Schureman
Eldridge Alvah, boatman, h Somerset n Plum
Eldridge Martha Miss, h 16 Morris
Eldridge George H., h 18 Neilson
Eldridge George, marble dealer, h 29 Schureman
Eldridge J oseph, bookkeeper, h 65 Burnet
Eldridge Abbie Mrs., h 6 Neilson
Elkin Isaac L. F., h 61 George
Elkin Charles, h 6 Morris
Eling Thomas, shoemaker, 34 John h do
Eling Cornelia Mrs., h French, McKune’s Building
Elmendorf John C., lawyer, 39 Albany h do
Elmendorf A. Mrs., h 36 Albany
Elwild Ellen Mrs., h 58 Washington
Ellis Ellen, (col’d,) r Wm. H. Pette’s, Paterson
Emmons John, miller, h Prospect
Engle John, laborer, Throop av cor Townsend
Enoch Edward, hide dealer, h Brown n French
Erling Julia Mrs., h Sandford n French’
Ervin Mary Mrs., h 10 Peace
Kistler John, h 149 Neilson
Evans Thomas Mrs., farmer, h n Lawrence’s Brook
Evans E. M. Miss, h n Lawrence’s Brook
Evans John, shoemaker, h Hale bet Lee and Livings-
ton av
Exelent Harry, (col’d,) h French n RR
ze.
Fagan James, boatman, h 106 Burnet
Falkler Jno. laborer, h Dennis bet Hiram and Richm/’d
Farley Michael, laborer, h Robinson n city limits
Farley John, laborer, h Prosper
Farley Thomas, laborer, h Commercial av n Townsend
Farmer Anthony, (col’ d ,) h 28 Richmond
Faron John, laborer, h Hamilton n Robinson
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Farron Patrick, shoemaker, outlet lock h do
Farrall Ann Miss, h 43 Burnet
Farrall James, boatman, h 43 Burnet
Farrall Benj. Mrs., h 26 Water
Farrall Ann Mrs., h Neilson
Farrall Patrick W., boatman, h 43 Burnet
Farrall Michael, boatman, h 43 Burnet
FARRALLY PATRICK, blacksmith, h 76 Burnet
Farrally Philip, blacksmith, 54 Burnet h do
Farrington Patrick, boatman h 12 and 14 Burnet
FARR GHEORGHE, Sheriff Middlesex Co., h County
Jail, Court House Square
Fate Jesse, saloon, 208 Burnet bds New cor Neilson
Fate John, bds New cor Neilson
Fate Peter, saloon, Burnet n Albany h New cor
Neilson
Faulkner Ann Miss, Hale bet Commercial a Throop av
Fauroat Charles H., fruit canner, h Throop av cor
Seaman :
Fauroat Charles, laborer, h cor Throop av and Seaman
Feaster George, boatman, h Remsen av n Townsend
Feaster George, laborer, h Remsen av n Redmond
FEISTER HENRY, (Fiester & DeHart,) carpenter
and builder, Suydam n Commercial av h do
Teister John, carpenter, h Townsend n Throop av
Feister John, farmer, George’s Road n Throop av
Felter Daniel, foreman, h 37 Neilson
Felter Sarah A. Mrs., h Nichol av opp Delevan
Felter Theo. B., shoemaker, h Nichol av opp Delevan
Felter David D., shoemaker, h 78 Church
Felter Daniel B., (Felter & Co.,) h 18 George
Felter John K., cutter, h 16 George
Felter Daniel D., foreman shoe factory, h 6 George
Felter Fletcher K., shoe manufacturer, h 6 George
Felton Edward C., contractor, h French cor Harvey
Felleh John, laborer, h Guildon n Emmett
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Felver George E., laborer, h Mine n College av
FENN ISAAC, ‘stair builder, John ft Morris h Wel-
ton opp Hassart
Fern Charles, shoemaker, h Comstock bet Throop and
Commercial av
Fern Sophia Mrs., Remsen av n Seaman
Fern Thomas, teamster, Lee av n Townsend
Ferrin Arthur, laborer, h Bishop n George
Ferguson James H., laborer, h 15 Water
Ferguson Mortimer K., h 108 Burnet
Ferguson Miles S., laborer, h 27 Schureman
FERGUSON J. 8, real estate agent, Somerset opp
depot, h Livingston av cor Comstock
Ferguson Thomas, Doatman, h Remsen av n Baldwin
Ferguson James, city express, h 89 Church
Ferguson Jeremiah, laborer, h 16 George
Ferguson Edward, fisherman, h 216 Neilson
Fezler George W., h 92 Church
Feenay Thomas, laborer, h Remsen av cor Baldwin
Field John D., iQ Livingston ay
Fielding Thomas, tinsmith, h Welton n Remsen ay
Finck James jake shoemaker, George n Throop av
Fink Conrad, tailor, cor Lee av and Hale
Fine Abram 1. , machinist, h 9 Easton ay
Fine William i h John n Hassart
Fine Jarvis, h cor John and Carman
Fine Wm., cabinet maker, h 15 Water
Finsel John G., tailor, h 20 Hassart
Finnan Patrick, tinsmith, h 41 French n Brown
Finnan Thomas, tinsmith, h 41 French
Finnan Owen, saloon, h Easton av n Somerset
Finnegan Patrick, ship carpenter, h Carman n John
Finnegan Edward, knitter, h 8 Neilson
Finnegan James, laborer, h 2 Dennis
Finnegan Bernard, shoemaker, h Bartlett
Fisk William H. jr., clerk, h 52 John
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Fisk Squire, freight depot, h 91 Albany
Fisk Haley, justice, 138 Neilson cor Bayard
Fisk Haley, jr., student, bds 18 George
Fisk William H., h 18 George
Fischer Gustavus Prof., h Livingston av cor Welton
Fisher Lawrence Mrs. Capt., h 111 George
Fisher Lawrence, engineer, h 3 New
Fisher Isaac, engineer, h 217 Commerce Square
Fisher Margaret Mrs., h 8 Hamilton opp Division
Fisher Charles, laborer, h Senior
Fisher Isaac, h 82 Burnet
Fisher Joseph F., postmaster, h 240 Burnet
Fisher William H., (Fisher & French,) merchant
tailor, h Paterson
Fisher Henry C., bds 220 Burnet
Fisher Thomas, h 16 Easton av
Fisher Joseph, h 1 Elm Row
Fisher Joseph C., chandler, h Hassart bet Abeel and
George
Fisher Henry C., rubber worker, h 13 Neilson
Fisher James L., sash and blind, h 19 8 Neilson
Fisher Thomas H., carpenter, Throop av n Welton
Fitzsimmons Mary Mrs., h George cor Hamilton
Fitzgerald Edward, carpenter, h Stone n Prosper
Fitzgerald Wm., laborer, h 13 Easton av
Flagg John A., (Flagg & Van Doren,) h 108 Neilson
Flaherty Winifred Mrs., h 19 Somerset
Flanagan James, switchtender, h Harvey n French
FLANAGAN JOHN P., groceries and provisions, 98
Neilson cor New h do
Flemming Mary Ann, h Welton n Remsen av
Flemming John, telegraph employee, h Hamilton n
George
Femming Jordon, boatman, h Hamilton n George
Flemming Asher, telegraph employee, h Hamilton n
George
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Flemming Wm., boatman, h Hamilton n Neilson
Flemming Isaac, telegr aph employee, h Hamilton n
Neilson
Flemming Roger, laborer, h 29 Commercial av
Flemming Robert, laborer, h Easton av cor Mine
Flintoff John, printer, bds 62 Church
Florence John, shoemaker, Neilson cor Paterson h 158
Neilson
Flowers Charles, laborer, h n Lawrence’s Brook
Flynt 8. Walter, printer, bds 89 Albany
Flynn John, shoemaker, h Robinson n city lhiits
Flynn James, laborer, h 17 Somerset
Fraley Alfred, blacksmith, h n landing
Francis Charles, machinist, h Bartlett cor Sicard
Frank William, toys and confectionery, h 30 Peace
Frank Charles, gardener, h cor Remsen av and Com-
stock.
FRANKENSTEIN IGNATZ, (Frankenstein &
Sichel,) h 21 Oliver
Frazee William, laborer, h Commercial av n Lawrence
Frederick George, machinist, h 32 John
French Alice Miss, bds 64 Paterson
French Primus, (col’d,) laborer, h Handy n Remsen ay
FRENCH JOHN H., (fisher & French,) clothier, h
79 George
French Joseph, h 21 Dennis
French Mary Miss, dressmaker, h 42 Schureman
Fritz Wm., Mrs., h 102 Albany
I'ry Isaac D., fireman, h 12 Easton av
Freeman Cyrus, expressman, h Condit n Hardenbergh
Freeman James P., farmer, h Townsend n Railroad ay
Freeze George, shoemaker, "1693 Burnet
Furguson William, fisherman, h Commercial av n
“George’ s Road
Furguson Philip, fisherman, h 64 Burnet
Fuller George 8, Rev., h 5 T hroop av n Welton
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Furman George W., carpenter, h Carman n Abeel
Furman Elias, (col’d,) laborer, h 1382 Albany ab RR
Furnald Louis H., clerk, County Clerk’s office, bds
City Hotel
Furlong Wm., laborer, h Hamilton n Division
F urlong Edward, farmer, h Prospect n Somerset
i urlone John, grocer, h Hamilton bel Division
Foley John, h Division n Hamilton
Foley Dennis, paper stainer, h Hamilton n Robinson
Foley Mary Mrs., h 38 Commercial av
Folkner Ann Mrs., h Handy n Remsen ay
Follis Ann Mrs., Railroad av cor Hale
Ford Charles P., grocer, 102 Bayard h do
Forman George W., carpenter, h 5 Oliver
FOUNTAIN A. 8., cashier State Bank, Albany cor
Peace h do
Fourote Barzilla, blacksmith, h 192 New
Fourote Wmn., fisherman, h 15 Water
Fourote George, fisherman, h 15 Water
Fourote Catharine Mrs., h 15 Water
Fourote Simeon, laborer, h 15 Water
Fouratt Elizabeth Mrs., ‘th Easton av n Prosper
Fouratt George W. , captain, h 18 John
Fouratt Howard B., shoemaker, h 87 Church
Fouratt Emanuel, h George’s Road n Throop av
Fouratt George, engineer, h Lee av bet Handy and
Baldwin
Fouratt Enos Col., bds 32 Water
Foust Felix, laborer, h Handy n Commmercial av
Foster Robert, clerk, bds 6 Somerset
Foster Francis, laborer, h Seaman bet Throop and
Remsen av
Fowler Richard, engineer, h Redmond n Railroad av
Fox William, captain, h cor John and Hassart
Tox Patrick, grocer, cor Hassart and Welton h do
Fox Matthew, paper stainer, h Wyckoff cor Morrell
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Fox James, paper stainer, h Easton av n Bartlett
Cc.
Gafney Thomas, laborer, h Stone n Wyckoff
Gallor James, lock tender, bds 45 Burnet
Gallagher Thomas, conductor, h Sicard ¢ Huntington
Gallagher Thomas, laborer, h Nevius n Guildon
Gallagher Thomas, laborer, h Easton av cor Somerset
Gallagher Thomas, laborer, h 59 Washington
Gallagher Mary Mrs., h basement 64 Somerset
Gabriel Jos., carting, &c., bds 26 Water
Gambol Wm., machinist, h Prospect n French
Gambol Jacob, h 12 Water
Garrigan Edward, laborer, h Sicard
Garrigues Sarah A. Mrs., h 66 Bayard
Garrison Isaac, confectionery, Neilson h 69 Albany
Garrison Charles R., (col’d,) coachman, h 130 Albany
Garrison Johanna Mrs., h 20 Richmond
Garrison John, laborer, h Hale n Jersey av
Garretson Dumont, policeman, h 108 Church
Garretson Martha 8. Mrs., h Schuyler cor Paterson
Garretson Peter D., policeman, h 60 Somerset -
Garry John, laborer, h Sandford bet Jersey av and
French |
Gardner William G., cigar maker, Sandford cor Cod-
WIsSe av
GARLAND JAMES, professor of music, h 4 Paterson
Garling Frederick, boots and shoes, 132 Burnet h do
Garner Nelson, bill poster, h 13 Richmond
Gannon William, printer, h Comstock n French
Gaston Oliver B., h Hamilton n College av
Gaston James, clerk, bds 62 Church
Gaub Wm., h Easton av n Prosper
Gauson Fanny, h 20 Commercial av
Gavin Thomas, h Suydam n Lee av
Gavins Patrick, laborer, h Lee av 'n Redmond
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Gavigan Timothy, laborer, h Hamilton rhe SR opnisen
Gearheart F rederick, shoemaker, h cor Throop av and
Suydam
Gebhardt John, laborer, h Duke n city limits
Gebhardt F rederick, h Throop av n Baldwin
Geigan James, laborer, h Morrell
Geiple John, shoemaker, h 21 Albany
Geipel Adam, shoemaker, h 44 New
Geisbauer Charles, clerk, h 52 Albany
Geisbauer Catharine Mrs., midwife, h 52 Albany
Gellah Henry, laborer, h n landing
GENSBERY JACOB, fancy 2 evods, 226 Burnet
Gerety Patrick, laborer, h Stone
Gerety Christopher, laborer, h Stone n Wyckoff
Gerety Thomas, switch tender, h Prosper
Gerno John H., carpenter, h Jersey av bet Hale and
Baldwin
Gerome Wendle, laborer, h Baldwin n Throop av
Gee William, h College av cor Hamilton
GEER JOHN M., printer, h Seaman bet Commer-
mercial and Throop av
Glaspie Mary Mrs., h 72 Somerset
Gleason Francis, laborer , h Division
Gleason Patr ick, laborer, h Hamilton n Division
Glinn James, laborer, hn Weston’s Mill
Ghnn Bridget Mrs., h Drift Lane n Redmond
GLUTING JOHN, cigar manufacturer, h cor Com-
mercial av and George’s Road
Gibson William, mason, h 56 George
Gibson John §., printer, bds 181 Neilson
Gibson Jesse, carpenter, h 208 Neilson
Gibney Michael, collar maker, h Burnet op outlet lock
Gibbins Jane Mrs., Handy n Codwise av
Gibbons Morris, carpenter, Seaman bet RR and French
Giles Runyon, laborer, h 52 Bayard
Giles Isaac, carpenter, Railroad av cor Townsend
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Gilbert Richard, moulder, bds 20 New
Gilroy John, boatman, h 43 Burnet
Gillard Fred’k. J., clerk, h 172 Burnet
Gillings Thomas, ‘boatman, h Bishop n George
Gillings George N., boatman, h 8 Bishop
Gilligan James, h 44 Hassart
Gilliland Robert, laborer, h Plum n French
Gilliland Samuel, gardener, h Scott n French
Gillman Margaret Miss, h 126 Neilson
Gillman Caroline Miss, h 126 Neilson
Gillmore Edward, student, bds 25 New
Girault A. N., U. 8. Navy, bds 67 Church
Goarley Mary Miss, dressmaker, h 14 Dennis
Godfrey Harriet L. Mrs., h 10 French
Godley Edward, painter, h Plum n French
Godwin Robert W., ship carpenter, h 117 Burnet
Golden Daniel, tailor, h 22 New
Gordon Henrietta W., saleswoman, h 7 French
Gould Robert, engineer, h Morrel n Wyckoff
Gourlay Job, laborer, h 1 Dennis
Gourley James, laborer, h Seaman n Remsen ay
Gowen Henry, shoemaker, h 12 Paterson
Goodacre Charles, laborer, h Huntington n Easton ay
Goodheart Jacob P., shoemaker, h 86 Church
Goodheart F. J., mason, h 9 Paterson
Goodwin Emma Mrs., jewelry and fancy goods, 21
Hiram
Goodwin Evert L., machinist, h 53 Church
Goodwin Chase, machinist, bds Somerset opp Harden-
bergh
Goodwin Curtis, h 43 George
Goolder Jacob, grocer, 161 ‘Burnet bds 40 Geor ve cor
Hassart
Goolder William H., grocer, h Hassart n Neilson
Goolder William D., car dispatcher, h 38 George
Grace Hugh, laborer, hr 18 Burnet
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Grady Reeattial pro. ‘First Ward Hotel, h ih
Grady Henry, tanner, h Wyckoff
GRAFF ADRAIN, clothier, (Vincent, Graff & Stock-
ton,). bds Bull’s Head Hotel
Graham Mary Mrs., h Prospect n’ Somerset
Graham Isabella Mrs., h Lee av cor Welton
Grant Robert A., printer, bds 107 Neilson
Granville Robert, boatman, h 15 John
Gray Mary Ann, h Throop av n Seaman
Gray Michael, shoemaker, h Throop av n Seaman
Gray Thomas C., painter, h cor Throop ay and Suydam
Gray John H., harness maker, h 20 Hassart
Gray Douglas, factory employee, h Bartlett
Gray Jeremiah, laborer, h Prospect n French
Gray Wm., lumberman, h 12 Water
Gray Aaron, boatman, Livingston av n Handy
Gregory John, mason, ‘h Easton av n Condit
Gregory Francis, laborer, h Hamilton n Robinson
Gregory Pernett, (col’d,) barber, 40 Dennis h 130
Albany
Gregory Charles, laborer, h 72 Somerset
Gregory Daniel, (col’d,) laborer, h Baldwin n Lee av
Greim Geo., shoemaker, h 8 Schureman
Grennan Jas., laborer, h 26 Easton av
Green Margaret Mrs., h 124 Neilson
Green Adam, potter, h 54 Neilson
Green Henry H., carpenter, h 36 New
GREER GEORGE, bakery, 195 Burnet h 72 Bayard
Greenbank John G., homeopathic physician, h 11
Bayard
(reenwood Thomas, confectionery, 190 Burnet h do
Greenwood James, spinner, h 5 Neilson
_ Greenwood Henry, grocer, John cor Oliver h do
Griffin Walter, boatman, bds John n Commercial av
Griffin Patrick, boatman, h Burnet
Griffin Laren, boatman, h John n Commercial av
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Griffin James, laborer, h 76 Neilson
Griggs Thompson A., grocer, 20 Hiram h 17 Schure-
man
Griggs Garret, potter, h 3 New
Griggs Alfred L., shoemaker, intelligence office, 132
Neilson h do
Griggs Thomas H., trimmer, Remsen av n Handy
Griggs Isaac, shoemaker, bds 19 Hassart
Griggs Elizabeth Mrs., h Hassart between Abeel and
George
Griggs Daniel, carpenter, bds 44 Neilson
Grinwade John, carpenter, h 208 Neilson
Groben Peter P., hotel, Albany cor Little Burnet
Groben Charles, tinsmith, h 235 Little Burnet
Groben Catharine Mrs., h 235 Little Burnet
Grouse Wm., baker, 27 New h do
Groves Hiram A., basket maker, h 43 New
Grooves Stewart, carriage maker, h Jersey av ab
Delavan
GROVER JOSEPH, wholesale liquor merchant, 201
Burnet h Albany cor George
Grover Charles W., clerk, h 177 Burnet
Grover John, h Albany cor George
Growney Owen, laborer, h Redmond n Lee av
Grunwald Leonard, boot and shoe maker, 218 Burnet
h do
Gulick Jane Mrs., h 1 Livingston av
Gulick Edward b., agent, h 81 French
Guise J. Monroe, h 14 New
Guise William, cigars and tobacco, 67 George h do
Guise John G., cigar maker, h 72 Welton
Gunan John, carpenter, h 20 Somerset
CALE Stats Louis, cooper, bds Somerset opp Harden-
bergh
Guttchalt Elizabeth Mrs., h 34 Richmond
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Hagar Christian, laborer, h Guildon n Morrell
Hagar Jonas, flagman, h 31 Kaston av
Hagaman Jesse F., (Hagaman & Van Cleef,) h 129
Neilson
Hagaman Benjamin, (col’d,) laborer, h Remsen av bet
Hale and Baldwin
Hagaman Jas. C., carpenter, h Railroad av bet Handy
and Baidwin
Hagaman John F., h 80 Bayard
Hagaman R. R., canal agent, h 39 Burnet
Hagaman John, h 25 New
Hagaman Rhoda Mrs., h 37 New
Hagarty Patrick, (Reynolds & Co.,) h 1384 Burnet
Hagerty Thomas, laborer, h 47 Burnet
Haggerty Jas., laborer, h 26 Easton av
Haggerty James, carpenter, h Easton av n Mine
Haggerty James, laborer, h 230 Neilson
HAGGERTY JAMES, shoemaker, h 228 Neilson
Haggerty Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, h 56 Somerset
Hahm Henry, laborer, h Easton av ab Mine
Haley Bridget Mrs., h Comstock bet Jersey and RR av
Haley Harry, laborer, h 14 Welton n Throop av
Halstead Jefferson T., cabinet maker and upholsterer,
63 New h 108 do
Halstead Isaac, upholsterer, h 108 New
HALL SILAS, City Hotel, Albany cor Neilson
Hall Lewis F., bds City Hotel
Hall Jane Mrs., h Catharine n Somerset
Hall Jacob, laborer, bds Catharine n Somerset
Hall Ebenezer, nailer, h r Catharine n Washington
Hall A. G., florist, 835 Albany h do
Hall Thomas, shoemaker, h 102 Neilson
Hall Jane M. Mrs.,h Redmond bet Livingston and
Lee av
Hall Isaac, carpenter, h Burnet n outlet lock
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Hall Wm. W., farrier, h Plum n Somerset
Hall Tunis Q., h Hassart n George
Ham Peter D., carpenter, h 144 Burnet
Hamall Simon, laborer, h Washington
Hamlon William, laborer, h 40 Dennis
Hamilton Alex. Col., bds City Hotel
Hamilton Mary Mrs., h George ab Hamilton
Hamilton Alex., carpenter, h Mine n College ay
Hamilton John P., carpenter, h 72 Welton
Hammond Simon, laborer, h Huntington
Handlon Michael, laborer, h Commercial av
Hanlon Timothy, laborer, h Comstock cor Throop av
Hannah Robert B., bds 23 Hiram
Hannah Wilham, bds 23 Hiram
Hannah Robert J., boots and shoes, 16 Hiram h 23 do
Hannan Jeremiah, tailor, h Condit n Easton av
Hansell Isaiah, ship carpenter, h 107 Burnet
Hansell Hannah, h 129 Burnet
Hansell John B., captain, h cor John and Hassart
Hanseli Oscar B., ship carpenter, h Suydam n Liv-
ingston ay |
Hansell James A., h 33 John
Hannoway James, boatman, h outlet lock
Hapenny David, calsaminer, h 76 Welton
Hapenny Joseph, laborer, h 76 Welton
Hapenny Rebecca Mrs., h 103 Albany
Hardy Sarah Mrs., h Redmond n Railroad av
Hardy Thomas, carpenter, h 17 John
Hardy Jacob, segar manufacturer, 202 Burnet h do
Harding Frank, shoemaker, h Hardenb’gh n Hamilton
Harding Margaret Mrs., h 57 Washington
Harding John, shoemaker, h Hardenbergh n Condit
Harding Alfred, shoe shop, h 57 Washington
Hardenbergh Warren, real estate agent, h 96 George
Hardenbergh Cornelius L., real estate broker, bds 66
Carroll Place
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Haz Aeaber a Rutson, insurance and real estate broker,
139 Geor ge h Livingston av
Harkins John, telegraph line operator, bds 141 Neilson
Harkins John, carpenter, h 15 Somerset
Harkins Charles, hotel, 225 Neilson h do
Harkins Jas., cartman, h Senior
Harkins Barney, laborer, h Morrell cor Kaston av
Harkins Edward, mason, h EKaston av n Stone
Harkins Catharine Mrs., h Condit n Easton av
Harkins Jas., mason, h 232 Neilson
Harlan Charles, tailor, h Codwise av n Townsend
Harman Mary, h 28 Commercial av
Harnett Ellis, blacksmith, h Bartlett
Harper John, pedler, h 92 Burnet
Harper Jasper H., student, h 112 New
Hartpence Ann Mrs., h 2 Dennis
Hart Catharine A. Mrs., h Sandford n French
HART JAMES, grocer, Troop av n Townsend h do
Hart Lydia L. Mrs., h 23 Schureman
Hart Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, h 40 Hassart
Hart John, h 23 Schureman
Hart Ann Mrs., h 23 Schureman
Hart John §., provisions, 112 Nei:son h 25 Schureman
Hartman Theo., carpenter, h 51 Washington
Hartough Thomas D., wheelwright, h Somerset opp
College av
Hartough ‘Tsaac, painter, h Somerset opp College av
Hartranft C. R. Rev., Pastor Pitman M. E. Church,
h George n Morris
ILarvey J. G., barber, h 10 Albany
Harra Michael, blacksmith, h 85 Bayard
Harra James C., cigar maker, h 77 Bayard
Harrison Wm. H., merchant, College av cor Stone
Haney James, laborer, h 40 Neilson
ILlastings Alvin, carpenter, Welton opp Hassart
Hassell George, painter, h 84 New
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Hatfield Augustus, architect, h George cor Oliver
Hatfield William, bookkeeper, bds George cor Oliver
Hatfield John Mrs., bds Bayard n Schuyler
Hatfield Thomas, machinist, bds Throop av bet Town-
send and Redmond
Haughnay John, hostler, h Jarrard’s alley bel Burnet
Havens John R., butcher, cor Codwise av and New h
120 New
Ilavenstrite Samuel, turner, h 54 Neilson
Havaline Frederick, laborer, h Handy n Nichol av
Havaline John, laborer, h Handy n Nichol av
Hawks John, planer, h 72 Neilson
Haworth George, engineer, h Throop-av n Suydam
Hawthorne Henry, rib knitter, h 3 Neilson
Hays Dennis, laborer, h Huntington n Haston av
Hayes Michael, carpet manufacturer, 160 Burnet h do
Hayes Edward, mason, h Haston av cor Somerset
Hayes John, pro. hotel and grocer, 62 Burnet
Hayes Patrick, grocer, 162 Burnet h do
Hayton Richard, tinsmith, h 41 French n Brown
Hayes Richard, bakery, 203 Neilson h do
Healey Martin, grocery, h Somerset cor Easton av
Heary Patrick, laborer, h 72 Somerset
Heary Patrick, boatman, h Mine
Heary Matthew, boatman, bds Jersey av cor Handy
Heary Philip, bds Jersey av cor Handy
Hearden Ann, h 32 Commercial av
Heck John C., (J. C. Heck & Co.,) 21 Hiram
Heck John, mason, h Delavan cor Remsen av
- Heferan John, laborer, h Hale n Jersey av
Heins George, shoemaker, h Seaman n French
Heinds Wilham: F’., painter, h Remsen av n Seaman
Heintz Valentine, shoemaker, h 20 Hassart
Helm John A., bds 44 George
Helm John, jr., physician, h 44 George
Helm John, rubber worker, h 44 George
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Helm Robert C., supt. Rubber Works, h New n Rail-
road av
Helm Robert W., clerk, bds New cor Railroad av
Helm Wm. H., machinist, h 74 Neilson
Helperty Edward, laborer, h 187 Burnet
Hemfing George, laborer, h Easton av cor Prosper
Hemming Thomas, laborer, h Seaman bet Remsen and
Throop av
Henderson Jacob, laborer, h Seaman n Remsen av
Hendricks Deborah -H., h Lee av cor Townsend
Hendricks Peter H., mason, h Redmond n RR av
Hendricks John, mason, h Baldwin n Codwise av
Hendricks George W., mason, h Remsen av cor Seaman
Hendricks George C., carpenter, h Remsen ay n Red-
mond
Hendricks Isaac, mason, h cor Throop av and Red-
mond
Hendrickson Ehija Mrs., h Baldwin bet Remsen and
Lee av
Henry John V., justice of the peace, bds Neilson Hotel
212 Burnet cor Richmond
Henry Frederick, engraver, bds 160 Burnet
Henry Alexander, carpenter, h 15 Codwise av
Henry Walter, h 20 Hassart
Henry Peter, tailor, h Stone n Easton ay
Henry Robert, carpenter, h 15 New
Henry George, h 53 Church 3
Henneman Frederick H. L., shoemaker, h 59 Church
Henneman Fred’k., shoemaker, h Guildon n Emmett
Hennesey Jeremiah, watchman, h 21 Townsend n
Railroad av
Hennesey Patrick, boatman, h Jarrard’s alley r Burnet
HERBERT CHARLES M., Counsellor at Law and
Prosecutor of Pleas, George cor Church h 1 Col-
lege av
Herbert George W., bds 57 Albany
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Herbert Albert, engineer, h 18 Easton av
Herd Edward M., fireman, 11 Paterson
Herdman Mary Mrs., h 60 Washington
Hernandez Joseph, civil engineer, h 73 Bayard
Hercshfield Sam’l., fancy store and dry goods, 6 Church
h 1 Hiram cor Burnet
Herricks Lena, Mrs., h 5 New
Herricks Martin, printer, bds 5 New
Heslin Rose, h Burnet n steamboat dock
Hetzel Jacob, shoemaker, h HKaston av opp Morrell
Heward Franc's Mrs., h Plum n French
Heward John I., morble finisher, h Throop av n
Welton
Hewitt R. B., blacksmith, h n Landing
Heeney. John, laborer, h Washington opp Peace
Hicks John, h 145 Burnet
Hicks Joseph D., carpenter, h 15 Morris
Hickey Alice, bds Suydam n Lee ay
Hickey Margaret, h Lee av n Redmond
Hickey Thomas, mason, h Lee av cor Townsend
Hickey Thomas, laborer, h Townsend n Commercial av
Hickman Delia Miss, dressmaker, h 43 Church
Hickman David, paper stainer, h 68 Church
Hickman Jeremiah R., engineer, h Throop av n
Welton
Hickson Christopher, laborer, h Seaman bet Throop
and Remsen ay
Higgins Ann Mrs., h Seaman bet RR and Codwise av
Higgins Patrick, laborer, bds Seaman bet RR and
Codwise ay
Higgins Patrick, F., laborer, h Seaman bet RR and
Codwise av
Higgins Diana, (col’d,) bds Handy n Throop av
Higgins Mary, (col’d,) h Handy n Throop av
Higyins Patrick, laborer, h John n Commercial ay
Higgins Michael, laborer, h Mine n College ay
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Hill; J in ba Prosdent ey suiel reat eee ie ersey
h71 New °
Hill Charles §., Cashier National Bank New-J ersey
h Hamilton n Mile Run Brook
Hill Elizabeth, h Baldwin bet Lee and Remsen av
Hill Wm. R., commission merchant, h Somerset cor
Harvey
Hill Charles, laborer, h Haston av n Prosper
Hillhouse John, barber, h College av opp Seminary
Place
Hillyer Stephen E., grocer, h 78 Paterson
HINCHMAN WILLIAM, (Van Sickle & Co.)
228 Burnet
Hinger Edward, cabinet maker, h 25 Schureman
Hingher Constantine, foreman Novelty Rubber Works,
“h College av
Hinkle Caspar, upholsterer, h 169 Burnet
Hires Gershom C., druceist, 24 Hiram h do
Hirst Francis, laborer, } Fulton bet Commercial and
Throop av
Hoagland Lucas H., undertaker, h 11 Paterson
Hoagland Ralph, laborer, h 17 New
Hoagland Robert J., reporter, bds 196 Burnet
Hoagland T. V. D., h 196 Burnet
Hoagland Henry, engineer, h 206 Burnet
Hoagland Isaac, engineer, ‘th 206 Burnet
Hoagland Harper, (col’ d .) laborer, h Division n Ham-
“ilton
Hoagland Cornelius, laborer, h 10 Burnet
HOAGLAND NICHOLAS, grocer, fi Commercial
av h Commercial av n George
Hoagland Tunis A., house and siga painter, Carman
n Abeel h do
floagland Wyckoff V., boatman, h 33 Ne ison
Hoagland Lewis H., boat builder, 105 Burnet
Hoag land Henry, (col d,) laborer, h Handy n Throop ay
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Hoagland Mary Miss, h 71 George
Hoagland Garret, shoemaker, RR av n Handy h do
Hoagland Wm., clerk, bds George cor Washington
Hoagland Herman J., carpenter, h 84 Welton
Hoagland James, ship carpenter, bds 1 Oliver
Hoagland Sarah Mrs., h 112 Church
Hoagland Abraham V. D., carpenter, h 109 Church
Hoare Margaret Mrs., bds 6 Morris
Hobensack Charles, laborer, h r 9 Schureman
Hoffman Willam, student, bds 25 New
Hoffman Charles, butcher, h French cor James
Hoffman Sarah Jane Mrs., h Remsen av n Seaman
Hogerty Daniel, harness maker, h 18 Burnet
Holcombe F. 8., surrogate, h 38 George
Holcombe Andrew C., clerk, bds 6 Kirkpatrick
Holcombe Catharine N., h 6 Kirkpatrick,
Holman Robert, captain, h 49 Burnet
Holman Jas., carpenter, h French cor Plum
Holman George, button maker, h Remsen av n Handy
Holman Cuvley, sash and blind maker, bds Remsen av |
n Handy
Holman James, jr., carpenter, 51 John h Suydam ab
Lee av
Holmes Geo. H., machinist, h 8 Easton av
Holmes Nathaniel, clerk, h '7 French
Holyworth George, hostler, h steamboat landing
Holsapfel Wm., mason, h Guildon n Bartlett
Holsapfel Peter, mason, h Guildon n Bartlett
Holland John J., die maker, h 44 George
Holland Jane, grocer, h Throop av cor Seaman
Holland John, boatman, h cor Throop ay and Town-
send
Hollinshead William E., bootmaker, h 115 New
Horn Anthony, laborer, h Ray
Horan Patrick, laborer, h 58 Somerset
Iforan Michael, laborer, h Huntington
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Rent Michael, laborer, h Wastingten cor City elles
Horan Thomas, laborer, h 32 Washington
Horan John, laborer, h 34 Washington cor City Alley
HORNBY JAMES, crockery, 26 Hiram h do
Hormby John, mechanic, h Commercial av n Redmond
Hormby Thomas, h cor Commercial av and Ford
Hormby William, ivory button maker, h George cor
Throop ay
Horner Margaret Mrs., h 43 New
Horner J oseph Rev., h cor Hassart and Abeel
Horton Frederick Ch bds 96 Church
Horton Laura EH. Mrs., h 96 Church
Hortrick John, h n Hamilton r depot
HOPE RICHARD, Bull’s Head Hotel, Burnet cor
Hiram
Hopkins Simeon F., h 25 Neilson
Hopkins Margaret Mrs., confectionery, h 25 Neilson
How Samuel B. Rev. Mrs., h 108 George
Howell Martin A. sr., h 29 Bayard cor Elm Row
HOWELL LEWIS T., (DeMott & Howell,) hm-
ber merchant, h 25 Paterson
Howell Ellen, Mrs. (col’d,) h French n RR
Howell William P., paper stainer, h 78 Welton
Howell Robert, sexton Christ Church, h 110 New
Howell Martin A. jr., h 76 New cor Livingston av
Howell John R., clerk, bds 76 New
Howell Geo., laborer, h 248 Little Burnet
Howell Mary Mrs., h 187 Burnet
Howell George, paper stainer, h 116 Neilson
Howell Henry, carpenter, h 28 Bayard
Howell George, engineer, bds 78 Bayard
Howell Eliza 8. Mrs., h 35 Dennis
Ifowley Thomas, laborer, h Sicard cor Ricl.arlson
Houarth Henry, machinist, bds Welton opp Hassart
HOUGHTON PATRICK, boots and. shoes, 16
Church h do
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Houghton Patrick, h 122 Albany
Houghton James, laborer, h 113 Albany
Houghton Edgar, machinist, h 129 Burnet
Houghton George Mrs., h 205 Burnet
Houghton Jas., bookkeeper, bds 64 Somerset
HOUSELL JAMES W., cigar manufacturer, cor
Spring and Church h 8 Spring
Housell Cornelius V. N., laborer, h 152 Burnet
Housell Theodore, letter carrier, h 9 8 Neilson
HOUSELL HENRY C., house and ship painter, 105
Burnet h Abeel n Commercial av
HOYT J. K., editor Daily Times, 31 Albany h 58
Church
Hoyt David M., laborer, h Throop av bet Suydam and
Townsend |
Hoyt Hannah Miss, young ladies seminary, h 114
George cor Paterson
Hooker Thomas L., cooper, h Division n Somerset
Hooker Hannah Mrs.,J arrard’s alley n Burnet
Hubbard Voorhees, captain, h 106 New
Hubbard Voorhees, shoemaker, h 104 New
Hubbard Charles 8. painter, 51 John, h 41 Neilson
ilubbard Benjamin P., constable, h 66 George
Hubbard William, painter, h 37 John
Iubert Richard R., ship carpenter, h 122 Burnet
ILudson Geo., (col’d,) laborer, h Remsen av cor Handy
Huffman Kdward, railroad laborer, h Mine n College av
Hughes Catharine Mrs., Jarrard’s alley n Burnet
Hughes Michael, boatman, h John n Commercial av
‘Hughes Sarah E., h Railroad av n New
Hughes James, pilot, h Talmadge n George’s Road
ilughes ‘Thomas, machinist, h 217 Neilson
Wull Henry A., dentist, Church cor Neilson h 32
Bayard
Hull Gideon W., marble cutter, h 50 Neilson
Hull Jarvis, rubber manufacturer, h Throop av n Hale
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Hullfish John N., painter, h Delevan h Jersey av
Hullfish Geo., flagman, h 16 Easton av
Hulse William H., captain, h Seamann Throop av
Humphrey John D., hosiery, h 100 New
Hunt William, shoemaker, h Railroad av n Townsend
Hunt Peter, laborer, h Remsen av n ‘Townsend
Hunt A. V. D., marble cutter, h 14 Schureman
Hunter James T., real estate agent, h 30 Bayard
Hurd Alfred, engineer, h College av
Hurdman Edward, coachman, h Haston av n Senior
HURLEY JAMES, hotel and grocery, 12 and 14
Burnet h do
Hurst Mary Miss, h 181 Neilson
Hurst Jane Mrs., h 181 Neilson
Hussey James, gardener, h Drift Lane n Redmond
Hutchings Israel H., h 144 George
Hutchinson Wm. H., stair builder, h 10 Easton av
Hutchinson John H., shoemaker, h Townsend bet
‘Railroad and Codwise av
Hutchinson Daniel C., teamster, h 14 Commercial av
Hutchinson John, laborer, h Hamilton cor Union
Hutchinson Abm. V., 24 Dennis h 117 New
Huyler E. F. Mrs., h 82 George
Hyde Wm., laborer, h 248 Little Burnet
Hyde Mary, (col’d,) h Handy n Lee av
Hyde Wm., bartender, Parks’ Hotel 232 Burnet
Hyson Lucian, (col’d,) laborer, h Baldwin n Lee av
<x.
Igo Lawrence, laborer, h Suydam n Throop av
Ingle David, railroad employee, h Albany, McKune’s
Biock
INSLEE JOHN B., builder, 53 George h 77 do
Treland John B., captain, h Throop av n Welton
Itell Magdaline Mrs., h 35 French
Ives Loyal, machinist, h 108 Hamilton
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Jackson Matthew, fireman, h 34 Water
Jackson Robert, shoemaker, 17 New h do
Jackson Jas. V., switchtender, bds 208 Neilson
Jackson Thos. A., carpenter, h Throop av n Townsend
Jackson Joseph, (col’d,) laborer, h Handy n Throop av
Jackson Edward, (col’d,) h George’s Road bet Com-
stock and Delevan
Jackson Israel, (col’d,) laborer, h Bishop cor George
Jackson Hliza Jane Miss, (col’d,) h cor Seaman and
Jones av
Jackson Jane, (col’d,) h cor Seaman and Jones av
Jackson Francis Mrs., (col’d,) h r City Hotel
Jackson Mary Mrs., (col’d,) h Handy n Remsen ay
Jackson Ann Mrs., h 45 John
Jackson Peter, (I. L. Martin & Co.,) 75 Church
Jahnke Henry, grocer, steamboat landing h do
Saimerson Nathaniel Le car penter, h 47 “George
James Lee Mrs., mantua maker, h 29 Church
James James G., h 29 Church
Jameson John, laborer, h Burnet n Weston’s Mills
Janeway Henr y L., we all paper manufacturer, h 7 Liy-
ineston a
Janeway Canis J. Hee ara h 5 Livingston av
JARRARD UL. D.. , (L. D. Jarrard & Co., eroceries
and provisions, “ab outlet lock h Geor oe ab Bishop
Jarrard David, h cor George and Commer cial av
Jaques Samuel, baker, h John cor Hassart
Jaques Abel Ce h 146 Burnet
Jefferies Staten, h Railroad av ab Delevan
Jefferies Joseph C.,h 17 Townsend n RR av
Jefferies Edward, (col’d,) carpenter, Handy n Lee av
h do
Jefferies Giles, (col’d,) laborer, h Handy n Lee ay
Jellayman Frederick, h Throop av n Delevan
Jellico, Thomas, laborer, h Wyckoff n Bartlett
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JENKINS JOHN T., (Jenkins & Way,) real estate
agent, h 156 George
Jenkins Char les, bds 156 Geor exe
Jernee Joseph, miller, h 85 Albany
JEWETT LAWRENCE A. D. Rev. D.D., Pastor
First Presbyterian Church, cor George and Pat-
erson h 36 Bayard
Jordan Kate Mrs., h 70 Somerset
Jones Peter, fisherman, h 7 Easton av
Jones John, butcher, h 7 Haston av
Jones J onathan, laborer, h Neilson cor Washington
Jones Jefferson, ’ bookkeeper, bds 57 Albany
JOHNSON EDWARD B., pro. Railroad Hotel,
George cor Somerset
Johnson John N., pro. Railroad Hotel, George cor
Somerset
Johnson John, laborer, h Bartlett
Johnson William, (J. Johnson & Son,) 33 Church
Johnson Wm., laborer, h Ray
Johnson Phineas, caulker, h Throop av n Townsend
Johnson Timothy, (col’d,) laborer, bds Delevan n
Codwise av
Johnson P. H., dry goods and notions, 23 Dennis h
11 Neilson
Johnson Harry, machinist, h 14 Easton av
JOHNSON ALFRED B., machinist, h 159 George
JOHNSON ISRAEL, pro. Washington Hotel, 43
Washington
JOHNSON SAMUEL L., (Buttler & Johnson,) h
John n Morris
Josten Charles, tailor, 32 Albany h do
zx.
Kaemmerer Nicholas, M. D., druggist, 19 Albany h do
Kahle Emil, var nisher, h Guildon n Morrell
Kahill Francis, brakeman, h Redmond n Throop ay
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Kanoud John, laborer, h Townsend n Commercial av
Kauffman Heims, tailor, h 80 Burnet
Kauzman Philip, shoomaker, h 20 Commercial av
Keagan John, laborer, h Prospect
Kearney James, h 58 Washington
Kelts Andrew, laborer, h 264 Little Burnet
Kelsey David, blacksmith, Neilson h 43 Church
Kelly Elijah, h 7 Morris
Kelly William E., founder and machinist, New cor
Neilson h 7 Morris
Kelly John, carpenter, bds Townsend n Remsen av
Kelly Michael, laborer, h Handy bet Jersey and RR av
Kelly John, laborer, h College av n Seminary Place
Kelly Patrick, laborer, h Sicard n Stone
Kelly Margaret Mrs., h Stone
Kelley Mar tin, shoemaker, h Townsend n Remsen av
Kelley Edwar dC. musician, h Albany McKune’s Block
Kelley Daniel, laborer, h Commercial av
Kelley Eliza Mrs., h College av n Stone
Kelley Patrick, laborer, h Haston av n Somerset
Kelley James, mason, h Division
Kelley Francis, laborer, h 9 Schureman
Keller Christopher, tailor, 4 Commercial av h do
Kemp Thomas, laborer, h Neilson cor W: ishineton
Kempton Catharine Mrs., h 14 John
Kempton Peter, bds 14 John
Kempton P. M. Mrs., h 79 Burnet
Kempton George, dr uecist, cor Burnet and Richmond
bds '79 Burnet.
Kempton William H., ship carpenter, h 14 George
Kempton HEphriam, ship c carpenter, h George ab
Throop av
Kent Charles M., clerk, bds 69 Church
Kent Clayton, h 14 Liberty
Kent Nahum, clerk, h 15 Liberty
Kent William ES bds 15 Liberty
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Kent John V., h 217 Commerce Square
Kent William, grocer, cor Church and George h 69
Church
Kent Phineas Mrs., h 15 Liberty
Kenyon Jas. A., merchant, h 100 Bayard
Kenyon Charles, machinist, h Throop av bet Town-
send and Redmond
Kenna James, collar maker, h 45 Burnet
Kenny David, h 217 Neilson
Kenney James E., laborer, h Throop av bet Suydam
and Townsend
Kennedy Wim., blacksmith, h 223 Neilson
Kennedy Catharine Mrs., h Stone n Wyckoif
“Kennedy Edward, laborer, h 2 Somerset
Kerrigan Thomas, laborer, h 64 Somerset
Kerrivan John, laborer, h Hamilton n Robinson
Kershow Catharine Mrs., h 29 Church
Keys Samuel, supt. RR depot h 41 Washington
Keys Robert, conductor, bds 41 Washington
Keef Michael, laborer, h Remsen av n Townsend
Keefer John, bds 44 New
Keefer Jacob, h 44 New
Keegan Michael, laborer, h Redmond n Lee av
Kibbee O. A., bookkeeper, h 121 Neilson
Kidney Alice Mrs., h 112 Albany
Kidney Patrick, laborer, h Brown n French
KILBOURN HENRY C., gardener and small fruit
grower, h Clifton av
Kilbourn Edward E., machinist, h 61 Bayard
Kilbourn Jonathan I., bds 61 Bayard
Killard Patrick, hotel, Neilson cor Somerset h do
King Elisha, bds White Hall Hotel
King Jane Mrs., h Prospect n Somerset
King Wm., laborer, h 25 French.
King Joseph, (col’d,) shoemaker, h 115 Church
Kintoul John, farmer, h Hamilton n Division
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Kinney Frank, laborer, h 68 Somerset
Kirby Ann, h 4 Bishop
Kirkpatrick Sophia A., h 13 Livingston av
Kirkpatrick J. Bayard, bds City Hotel
Kitchen Thomas 8., clerk, h 78 Church
Kittsler John, laborer, h Stone n College av
Kline John, paper hanger, h 19 Schureman
Kline Francis, weaver, Albany cor Little Burnet h
264 do
Kline Geo., bds 14 Albany
Kline Aloise, bartender, bds 14 Albany
Kline Martin, hotel, 14 Albany h do
KLINE DANIEL, pro. Raritan Hotel and grocer, 1
and 3 Burnet h do
Kline Martin, jr., rubber grinder, hotel, h Albany
McKune’s Block
Knoll John, barber, h 34 Richmond
Knox Peter B., carpenter, bds 181 Neilson
Kock Wm., laborer, h Haston av n Landing
Koelhepp Conrad, rubber factory, h Bartlett
Kohler John, basket maker, h Delevan n Lee av
Konover Elizabeth Mrs.,h 148 Burnet
Kraft Gustave, gardener, h Sandford n French
Kuhn George, cigar manufacturer, 175 Neilson h do
Kuhn Wm., laborer, h Guildon n Bartlett
Kutcher Lucas J., baker, h 16 Richmond
as.
Labar Elijah G., carpenter, h 86 Albany
Labar Edwin D., carpenter, h Suydam n Livingston av
Labone Parker, rafter, h City Alley ;
Labone William W., fisherman, h John n Iassart
Labone George, raftsman, h 2 Hassart
Labone William, laborer, h 6 Commercial av
Lacey Edw., boatman, h Commercial av n Redmond
Laden Wm., laborer, h Bartlett
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Ladley Richard, paper stainer, h 118 Albany
Ladley John, hotel, 18 Peace h do
Lahenberge Michael, laborer, h 218 Burnet
Lair J acob, butcher, h Remsen av bet Seaman and
Su ydam
Lally Michacl laborer, h Hamilton n Division
Lambert Ch rarles, laborer, hr Burnet n Weston’s Mill
Lambert C] rarles, h Saathin n Remsen av
Lambert John, metal w eaver, bds Somerset opp Har-
denber oh
Landis Lewis, carpenter, h 158 Burnet
Landrigan Cor nelius, laborer, h Redmond n Lee av
Landmesser Charles, barber, "35 Albany h do
Lane John, (col’d,) ‘whitewasher, h Baldwin bet Rem-
sen and Lee av
LANE SAMUEL H., undertaker, 43 Church h
George
Lane Ann, (col’d,) h Delevan n Lee av
Langan Thos. , boarding house, Neilson cor Somerset
Laney an Hdwar d, laborer, h Stone n Kaston ay
Langdon Patrick, grocery, h Somerset cor Easton av
Langdon J. P., supt. N. B. Rubber Co., h College av
n Hamilton
Latus Jane Mrs., (col’d,) h Handy n Throop av
Lawrence John, butcher, h 104 Welton
Lawrence J ohn, print cutter, h'35 French: ©
Lawrence William M. , printer, bds 86 Albany
Lawson William H. , painter, h Throop av n Redmond
Learey Michael, laborer, h 32 Washington
Learey John, shoemaker, h Divisicn
Learey Patrick, shoemaker, h Hassart n George
Learey Richard, waiter, h Railroad av cor Redmond
Learey ———, ‘laborer, h 125 Albany
Lederer Samuel, tanner, h 109 Neilson cor Schureman
Leis Lawrence, gardener, h Drift Lane n city limits
Leitheizer Louis, barber, bds 35 Albany
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Lemmons Charles, h Drift Lane n Townsend
Lens Barbara, bds Throop av n Comstock
Langstaff Reuben H., carpenter, h 133 Neilson
Langstaff Benjamin, marble cutter, h 117 Burnet
Langstaff Harvey, marble cutter, bds 117 Burnet
Langstaff Jas., marble cutter, h 83 French
Layton D., blacksmith h Richardson
Larisey Thomas, laborer, h Lee av n Redmond
Lasher Henry B., fish market, 6 Hiram bds L1 do
Lasher Jonas 8., fruit store, 11 Hiram
Latham Jno. C., machinist, h 205 Burnet
Latham 8. W. confectioner, 205 Burnet h do
Latham Robert W., h ‘ Llangolan” Livingston av n
city limits
Latscher Christian, block cutter, h Kaston av n Prosper
Latsher John, tailor, h Easton av n Prosper
Lauber Herman C., cabinet maker, h 25 Schureman
Lenhart Adam I., gunsmith, h Drift Lane n New
Leonard Jonathan, carpenter, h John n Hassart
Leonard Wm. V., boatman, h Throop av n Redmond
Leonard Geo. H., éngineer, h 58 Somerset
Leonard Thos., laborer, h 11 Schureman
Lepardus Robert, (col’d,) laborer, h Hale n Lee av
Lepperd Aaron, baker, h 17 Washington
Lester T. R., paper stainer, h Robinson n city limits
Letson Johnson, Pres. N. B. Rubber Co., h 40 Bayard
Leupp Wm. H1., lawyer, h 59 Albany
Leupp John H., bds 59 Albany
Leupp B. B., clerk, bds 59 Albany
Leupp Wm. H. jr., clerk, bds 59 Albany
Leupp Mary G. Miss, h 60 Paterson
Levere James, tinsmith, h 39 Paterson
Lewis John T., captain, h 37 Neilson
Lewis Henry, (col’d,) boatman, h Handy n Remsen ay
Lee Philip, h 50 Schureman
Lee John D., wool carder, h Easton avy cor Mine
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Lee Bridget Mrs., h 28 General ay
Lee Elizabeth Mrs., h 50 Schureman
Lee John, clerk, h 50 Schureman
Litchell Peter, boatman, h Hamilton n George
Litterst Magdalena Miss, h 25 Dennis
Lins Wm., laborer, h Nevius n Guildon
Tins John, laborer, h Guildon opp Mine
Lins Nicholas, h Throop av n Comstock
Lind Henry, rigger, h 68 John
Lindley Samuel ‘S., h 14 Liber ty
LIPPINCOTT FRANK P., printer, bds 5 New
Livingston Joseph, clothing merchant, 8 Church h 45
Neilson
Lloyd George, carter, h 16 Water
Lockey John, h Remsen av n Seaman
Long Charles H., carpenter, bds 44 Neilson
Long John, watchman, h 44 Neilson
Longbine 1 ohn, captain, h 15 Hassart
Lonestr eet Aaron W.., laborer, h 88 George
Lone Alpheus, machinist, h Somerset cor Neilson
Loney Abraham, Phoenix Hotel, h French n RR
Losee Francis, Pres. Raritan Steam Mills, bds 86
Bayard
Lott Henry R., physician, bds 67 Church
Lott Lewis, blacksmith, bds 108 Burnet
Lott Margaret, bds 83 Church
Lovett Richard, boatman, h John n Commercial av
Lowe William B., captain, h Seaman n Throop av
Lowe John H., ship car penter, h 6 Oliver
Lozier Joseph, ’ shoemaker, h 46 John
Ludlow Geo. C., lawyer, 7 81 Albany
Ludwig Joseph, “laborer, h 72 Burnet
Ludwick Margaret Mrs., h Burnet n outlet lock
Ludwick Joseph, laborer , h Burnet n outlet lock
Luin Charles A., (coi’d. ) h Handy n Jones av
Gun Sarah, (col'd,) h Handy n Livingston ay
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Lunhard George, butcher, h Comstock n Remsen av
Lupardus Abm., (col’d,) cook, h 8 Richmond
Lupardus Flora, (col’d,) h 14 Spring
Lupton William H., coachman, h Hale n French
Luke Jarvis M., laborer, h 50 Burnet
Luke Augustus Mrs., bds 44 New
Lutes Israel, carpenter , 2 Delevan n Codwise av
Lutz Adam, leather dealer, 29 Albany h do
Lydell Isaac, needle maker, h 96 New
Lyle Robert, h 11 Liberty
Lyman J ohn, laborer, h Seaman n Lee av
LYONS WARREN K., dry goods, &c., bds 96
Church
Lyons Jas., grocer, h Washington cor Haston av
Lyons Luke, laborer, h Nevius opp Prosper
Lyons Henora Mrs., h 26 Kaston av
Lyons William, boatman, h 31 Burnet
Lyons Charlotte Mrs., h 132 Burnet
LYONS MICHAEL, grocer, h 29 Easton av
Lynch John, laborer, h 92 Alb bany cor Spring
Lynch Wn., labor er, h 215 Neilson
Lynch Rose Mrs., h Railroad av nT ownsend
Lynch Peter, baker, h Suydam n Codwise av
Lynch Mary Mrs., h Burnet
Lynch Thomas, laborer, h r 18 Burnet
Lynch John, laborer, h Minecor Union
Lyneh John, hostler, h Guildon opp Mine
Iva.
McCabe Eliza Mrs., h Talmadge n Throop av
McCabe Patrick, Sreman, h cor Abecl and Commer-
clal av |
McCabe Anna Mrs., h r 9 Schureman
McCall sr. James, laborer, h Prospect n French
McCall jr. James, ’ boatman, h Prospect n French
McCallum W illiam, boots and shoes , 10 Church h do
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McCann Philip, h Redmond n Throop av
McCann Geo., painter, h 20 Somerset
McCarty Daniel, boatman, h 121 Burnet
McCarty John, bds Hassart n George
McCarty Stephen, currier, h 1 Hassart |
McCaren John, laborer, h Commercial av n Redmond
McCanley Henry, laborer, h Suydam n Remsen av
McCanley Alex., blacksmith, bds George n Throop av
McCanley Sarah Mrs., h George n Throop av.
McClay Ann Mrs., h Jersey av cor Hale
McClay John, laborer, h Jersey av cor Hale
McClay James, laborer, h Suydam n French
McClelland Geo. D., bds Railroad Hotel, cor George
and Somerset
McClellan James, block cutter, h Stone n Prosper
McClintock Ferdinand, h 28 Dennis
McCiosker Felix, laborer, h Prospect n French
McCloskey James, laborer, h Somerset cor Catharine
McColligan Catharine, h Catharine n Washington
McColligan Neil, pro. Bell Hotel, Albany cor Water
McColligan Edward, I'armers’ & Mechanics Inn, 32
Water |
McConnen Patrick, saloon, h 31 Easton av
McCort James, boatman, h cor John and Hassart
McCortay John, laborer, h outlet lock
McCormick Michael, machinist, h Handy n Jersey av
McCormick Peter, carpenter, h Throop av n Townsend
McCormick Bartley, bartender, Railroad Hotel George
cor Somerset
McCormick Patrick, laborer, h French cor Harvey
McCormick Matthew, laborer, h 54 Washington
. McCormick Chas., tinsmith, bds 54 Washington
McCormick Bridget, h Commercial av n Townsend
McCowen Jane Mrs., h Stone n Prosper
McCrellis Bros., grocery, Neilson cor Somerset
McCrellis John, blacksmith, h Neilson cor Somerset
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McCrellis Daniel, wheelwright, h Neilson cor Somerset
McCulloch Hannah Mrs., h 37 French
McCullogh Jas. W., livery, h 45 Washington
McCullough Samuel, shoemaker, h 45 Washington
McCurdy Daniel, grocer, 6 Somerset h do
McBride Henry, painter, h College av n Ray
McDede Mary Mrs., h City Alley n Somerset
McDede Wm., undertaker, 23 Albany h do
McDonald George, manufacturer of oils, h 56 Bayard
McDonald Amos, conductor, h 110 Hamilton
McDonald jr. Richard, bds Livingston av Place
McDonald Richard, County Collector, h Livingston av
Place
McDonald Julia Miss, h 572 Bayard
McDonald Augusta Miss, h 572 Bayard
McDonough Edward, laborer, h Washington cor City
Alley
McDevett Samuel, harness maker, h 16 Dennis
McDevitt Mary Mrs., h 12 Water
McDermott Ellen Mrs., h Haston avy n Ray
McDowell Elizabeth Mrs., h 186 Burnet
McDowell George, carpenter, h 89 Bayard
McHlhaney Barney, laborer, h Division n Hamilton
McHihaney Patrick, gardener, h 19 Washington
McKlhaney Mary Mrs., h Catharine n Washington
McHlroy Barney, laborer, h College av n Senior
McH'adden John, laborer, h Stone n College av
McFadden Michael, tinsmith, h 8 Hamilton opp
Division
McFadden Michael, laborer, h Hamilton opp Division
McGarrigal James, confectionery and oysters 66 Bur-
net h do ,
McGath James, laborer, h Ray n Sicard
McGrath Bernard, laborer, h French cor Harvey -
McGrath Wm., watchman, h 35 Washington
McGrath Morris, laborer, h 158 Burnet
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McGrath Patrick, sailor, bds Sicard n Morrell
McGrady Fanny Mrs., h 110 Albany
McGrail Michael, tailor, h Drift Lane n Redmond
McGinnis Charles H., engineer, h 144 Burnet
McGinnis Cornelius, carpenter, bds 220 Burnet
McGinnis Sophia Mrs., h 220 Burnet
McGillick Bryan, laborer, h Guildon cor Prosper
McGinty Peter, laborer, h John n Commercial av
McGiven H. R. Mrs., ladies’ nurse, h 40 Hassart
McGonighal John, laborer, h 15 Somerset:
McGough Patrick, bds Sicard cor Morrell
McGovern Michael, laborer, h 21 John
McGovern Philip, boatman, h 21 John
McGovern Patrick, laborer, h John cor Commercial av
McGovern Eliza Mrs., h Bartlett
McGovern Winifred Mrs., h Stone
McGovern Owen, laborer, h Stone cor Sicard
McGovern Edward, laborer, h Stone
McGovern James, shoemaker, h 58 Burnet
McGuire Francis, shoemaker, h 114 Hamilton
McGuire James, laborer, h Senior
McIntire James, shoemaker, h 4 George
McIntire Mary Mrs., h Remsen av n Seaman
McIntosh John B., h 2 Kirkpatrick
Mclivain Charles, laborer, h 45 Burnet .
McKEAG HUGH plumber, steam and gas fitter, 49
Albany h do
McKeag John, (McKeag & Croken,) carpentér, h-cor
Lee av and Welton
McKenney Annie Mrs., h 45 New
McKenney Terance, h Water n upper lock
McKune Geo., laborer, h Albany, McKune’s Block
McLaren John §., grocery, h Somerset cor Catharine
McLaren John, laborer, h Division n Hamilton
McLAURY DANIEL, small fruit grower, h Burnet
‘ Weston’s Mill
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McLaughlin Cornelius, varnisher, Plum n French
McLaughlin Jno., labor er, h Hardenber eh n Hamilton
McLAUGHLIN “ai OHN, erocer, Hassart cor Welton
h do
McLaughlin Hugh, h Throop av n Welton
McLaughlin Thomas H., h Throop av n Welton
McLaughlin James, laborer, h Handy n Remsen av
McLaughlin Margaret Mrs., h Redmond n Railroad av
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, h 221 Neilson
McLaughlin John, engineer, h 40 New
McLaughlin James, h 142 Burnet
Myers William, button worker, bds John n Commer-
cial av
MYLCHREEST RICHARD H., bakery, 45 and 47
Burnet h do
McMahon James, (McMahon & Co.,) 197 Burnet h
22 Somerset
McMahon Owen, grocer, h Easton ay n Mine
McMahon Patrick, laborer, h Hardenbergh n Hamilton
McMahon Margaret Mrs., h Burnet n Riverside Grove
McMahon John, laborer, h 26 Easton av
McManus Patrick, laborer, h 64 Somerset
McManus John, laborer, h Prospect
McManus John, coachman, h Easton av n Senior
McMann Rachel, junc Church and French
McMonegal Fanny Mrs., 29 Paterson
McMullen Richard, h 17 Morris
McMullen Charles M., clerk, bds 17 Morris
McMullen James, laborer, h Suydam n Jones av
McMurtry Henry, foreman, h Condit cor Hardenbergh
McNAIR DUNCAN, pro carpet manufactory, h cor
Hamilton and Union
MeNair James, h Hamilton cor Union
McNeil Robert, junk dealer, h Remsen av n Seaman
McNeil Daniel, carpenter, h Remsen av n Seaman
McNelly James, tailor, bds 232 Burnet
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McSherry Howard, clerk, h 78 Church
McSpaden Henry, carpenter, h Easton av n Condit
McPhee Archibald, cotton carder, h 10 Neilson
McTiernan John, junk dealer, h 60 Burnet
‘Mack John, farmer, h 112 Church
Mack Catharine Mrs., h 53 New
Macks Catharine Mrs., h 17 Somerset
Mackay Elizabeth Mrs., George bet Liberty and
Schureman
Macom Samuel, bar tender, h 19 John
Macom John, clerk, 1 and 3 Burnet
Madden Andrew, blacksmith, 41 Burnet h 20 do
Mahony Mary, bds Throop av
Mahoney John, farmer, h 125 Albany
Mahood Alexander, laborer, Delevan n Lee av
Maloy William, h 55 Church
Malone William, confectionery, h 52 Washington
Maloney James, laborer, h Richardson
Maloney Matthew, laborer, h Sicard n Stone
Mann Philip, tailor, h 20 Hassart
Mann W., laborer, h 16 Easton av
Manley John Rey., h 145 Neilson
Manley Richard Mrs., bds 80 Somerset
Manley Andrew 'T., carpenter, h 12 Haston av
Manning Eliza Mrs., h 34 Dennis
MANNING ISAAC §., (1. 8. Manning & Son,) fur-
niture, 226 Burnet, h 68 Carroll Place
MANNING JOHN L., (i. 8. Manning & Son,) fur-
niture, 226 Burnet, bds 68 Carroll Place
Manning John, shoemaker, bds Townsend n Remsen av
Manning Andrew, carpenter, Townsend n Remsen av
Manning Jane A. Mrs., h 151 George
Manning Eebert A., box maker, h Hamilton opp
Union
Manning Michael, laborer, h Townsend n Remsen ay
Manning Thomas, laborer, Suydam n Codwise ay
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Manning Martin, laborer, RR av cor Suydam
Mansfield William, shoemaker, h 35 Neilson
Manson James, wees and shoes, 3 Church h do
Manson James, bds 151 Neilson
March Alfred, laborer, 7 Neilson ‘
Marks Abraham M., pedlar, h cor Throop av and
Seaman
Markey Thos., shoemaker, h Remsen av n Townsend
Markey Jane Miss, h 23 Schureman |
Maroney Daniel, color mixer, h Richardsor:
Marooney John, laborer, h Condit n Easton av
MARSH THOMAS (col’d,) RR restaurant, h 128
Albany
Marsh Catharine A., h 16 Commercial av
MARSH H. B., (H. B. Marsh & Son,) 14 Church, h
h 16 Codwise av
MARSH HENRY N., (H.B.Marsh & Son) 14 Church,
16 Codwise av
Marsh John R., ship carpenter, h 16 Commercial av
Marsh Elizabeth Mrs., h Duke n city limits
Marsh Eleakim, dining saloon, 30 Albany h do
Marsh Edward RB. , (Fisher & Marsh,) bds 120 Neilson
Martin Patrick B.. , confectionery and fruit, 120 George
Martin Sarah Mrs., h 75 Church
Martin Lydia A, , (col d) h Handy n Remsen av
MARTIN ISAAC L., groceries and provisions, 75
Church h do
Martin Michael, laborer, Suydam n Lee%av
Martin Mary Mrs., h 215 Neilson
Martin Thomas, watchman, h 17 Washington
Martin Joshua R., h French cor Suydam
Martin Albert, (col’d) farmer bds Comstock n French
Martin John, (col’ d,) farmer. bds Comstock n Hrench
Martin Merrick, painter, h 2 Codwise av
Martin Nathaniel ©. , carpenter, bds 79 Burnet
Martin Michael, boatman, bds cor John and Hassart
NEW-BRUNSWICK DIRECTORY. 85
Martin Patrick, bds cor John and Hassart
Martin Augustus N., blacksmith, h Redmond n Com-
mercial av
Martin Thomas, blacksmith, h Hassart cor Welton
-Martin Nathaniel, watchman, h 14 George
Martin Michael, laborer, h George n Clifton av
Martin Michael, laborer, h Burnet bel Bishop
Martin Catharine A. Mrs., Easton av n Landing
Martin George, (col’d,) farmer, h Bartlett
Martin Isaac, mason, h Harvey h Somerset
Martin Miles R., coal merchant, h 63 Albany
Martin Maxmilian, saloon, h Neilson cor Richmond
Martin Alexander, engineer, h 19 New
Martin Mahlon C., supt Central Petroleum Oil Co., h
34 Bayard
Mash Sarah, (col’d,) h Handy n Throop av
Mason Samuel, machinist, h 90 Church
Masterson Michael, laborer, h Redmond n Lee av
Masterson John, laborer, Redmond n Lee av
Masterson Henry, laborer, h 70 Somerset
Masterson James, laborer, h Seaman n French
-Masterson John, laborer, h 29 Neilson
Masterson James, laborer, bds 29 Neilson
Masterson Edward, laborer, h Bartlett
Masterson Patrick, laborer h 26 Easton av
Masterson James, mason, h 230 Neilson, h do
Masterson Thomas, laborer, h 53. Washington
Masterson Bridget Mrs., h 47 Washington
Mathews Ann, h 12 Bishop
Mathews James, boatman, h Bisho
Mathews Philip, laborer, h Sandford bet RR and Cod-
Wise ays |
Mattison John H., printer, bds 123 George
Max John, machinist, h Robinson n Hamilton
Max Samuel, laborer, h 118 Albany
Maxwell Morris, RR employee, h George n Hamilton
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Mayo Alfred W., teacher and insurance agent, h 49
Schureman
Mayo William, rubber cutter, h 54 Schureman
Meagher Edward, (Bessonet & Meagher,) mason and
builder, h Remsen av n Townsend
Meagher William, mason, h Suydam n Remson ay
Meagher James, mason, h Lee av n Redmond
Meagher Patrick, laborer, Townsend n Remsen av
Meagher William, boatman, h 9 Commercial av
Mealey Henry, laborer, h John n Commercial av
Mealey William, constable, h 8 Schureman ,
Meinck Herman, soda water factory, h Delevan, bet
Codwise and Livingston av
Meitzler Philip, tailor, h Washington cor Neilson
Merchant Marvin J., lawyer, h College av n Somerset
Mercen Wm., miller, bds Somerset opp Hardenbergh
Merrill Jacob I., blacksmith, Throop av n Suydam
Merrill Richard J., fireman, h 72 Welton
Merritt David N., h Welton cor Lee av
Merritt D: H., clerk, bds Welton cor Lee av
Messerole William, h 1 Schureman
Messeroll William, h 40 Neilson
Meseroll Charles, carpenter, h Townsend bet RR and
Codwise av
Meseroll William, fruit dealer, h RR av n New
Meseroll Peter, tanner and currier, Delevan n Throop av
Meseroll John V., h 57 George
Meseroll Jonathan, laborer, h 74 Church
Meseroll Phoebe Mrs., h Remsen av n Seaman
Meseroll Julia Mrs., Remsen av n Seaman
Meseroll Mary A. Mrs., h 91 Paterson
Messler William P., painter, h 18 Morris
Messler Lydia Mrs., h 20 Morris
Mettlar Wilson, h College av cor Hamilton
Mettlar G. W., clothing merchant, cor Church and
Neilson h College av n Stone
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Metcalf James, physician, office 118 George
Mettier Wm., baker, h 242 Neilson
Metzrath John, machinist, h 27 Albany
MEYERS JOHN W., manufacturer of Segars,
3 Peace, bds 84 Albany
Meyers Philip A., confectionery, segars and tobacco,
26: Bayard h do
Meyers Wm. W., cigar maker, h 12 Bayard
Meyers John, tobacco, segars, &c., 13 Church h 17
Bayard
Meyers John, bookkeeper, bds 29 Peace cor Albany]
Meyers Philip, Havanna segars, Albany cor Peace h do
Meyers Augustus G., painter, h Seaman n Commer-
cial av
Meyers Frederick, laborer, h Seaman n Throop av
Meyers Augustus, bds Throop av cor Handy
Meyers Charles, saloon, Throop av cor Handy
Meyers Michael H., h 10 Bayard
Meyers jr. Benj. F., clerk, bds City Hotel
Meyers Ann HE. Mrs., h 54 Washington
Meyers Jas. , teleoraphing, h 54 Washington
Meyers Jer emiah, fisherman, h Neilson n,upper lock
Meyers jr. John, saloon, 260 Neilson n Hamilton
Meyers John Mrs., h 260 Neilson n Hamilton
Meyers Charles, Prof. Rutgers College, h cor Easton
av and Huntington
Meyerarend Fred’k., tailor, h Suydam n Codwise av
Meehan James, saloon, bds outlet lock
Meecham Thomas, laborer, h Remsen avy n Baldwin
Meeker Joseph E. ; carpenter, bds George cor Oliver »
Meeker J. W., physician and druggist, 184 Burnet h do
Michels Max, cigar maker, Remsen av cor Townsend
Mills Mark E., marble cutter, h Throop avenue n Red-
mond
Mills Edward, carpet weaver, bds 160 Burnet
Mills William, driver, bds 160 Burnet:
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Miller Robert, harness maker, 26 Albany h 13 Martia
Miller Joanna Mrs., h r Somerset n Neilson
Miller Julia, Mrs. , (col’ d,) h 69 New
Miller Charles, laborer, h Seaman n Jones av
Miller John, hostler, bds Seaman n Jones av
Miller William, (col’d, ) laborer, h George’s Road bet
Comstock and Delevan
Miller Edgar L., fireman, h Railroad av n Redmond
Miller Francis W., cigar pedler, h Remsen av cor
_ Seaman
MILLER ROBERT G., stationer, cor Burnet and
Hiram bds 85 Bayard
Miller John C., baker, h Redman bet Throop and
Remsen av
Miller Wilham, laborer, h Throop av cor Townsend
Miller Joseph, hotel keeper, 42 Commercial av
Miller John, laborer, h Nevius n Guildon
Miller Frederick, shoemaker, bds 27 Peace
Miller Jas., harness maker, h 2 Richmond
MILLER PETER, confectionery, 177 Neilson h do
Miller Edward, shoemaker, h 106 Neilson
Mindel John, weaver, 174 Burnet h do |
Miner T. B., pub. Rural American, h Livingston av n
city limits
Minson John H., engineer, h 127 Burnet
Mintura Caroline R. Mrs., h 50 Bayard
Misdziol G. I. Rev., Pastor St. John the Baptist
Church, h Neilson n Carman
Mitchell John ¥., Dept’y. U.S. Marshal, h 47
Schureman
ahiaon Robert, ship carpenter, h Howard n George’s
oad
Monoghan John, shoemaker, h Condit n Hardenbergh
Monoghan Jas. , County J ailor, h Plum n Somerset.
Montalvo Mary Mrs., h 13 Church
Montalvo William W. , depot sup’t., h 13 Church
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Montalvo Frank, needle maker, h 31 Commercial av
Montalvo Raymond, bds 13 Church
Montfort Peter, h 70 Neilson
Montgomery Robert, carpenter, h 38 New
Montgomery Day id G., engineer, h Throop av n
Seaman
Montgomery James H., mason, h cor Throop av and
Seaman
Moran Patrick, laborer, h Division n Hamilton
Morehouse James C., shoemaker, h Livingston av bet
Handy and Suydam
MORGAN JOHN T., (Sampson & Morgan,) bds 99
George
Morgan Robert, h George cor Bayard
Morris George W., blacksmith, h 86 Welton
Morris Wm., telegraph employee, h Neilson
Morris Wm., laborer, h Handy n Throop av
Morris Barney, laborer, h n Lawrence’s Brook
Morris James,-h 10 Burnet
Morris John, sale and exchange stables, bds White
Hall Hotel
Morrison Daniel, grocer, h French cor James
Morrisey Andrew, shoemaker, h 54 Washington
Morrough Clifford T., physician, h 75 Albany
Mortimer Thomas, carriage maker, h 43 Neilson
Morrell William W., bookkeeper, h New
Mosely Elijah, (col’d,) h Handy n Lee av
Motisher Robert W., shoemaker, h Prosper
Motisher Wm., laborer, h 9 Neilson
Mount Augustus B. , carpenter, h 20 George
Moore Henr y; expressman, bds 32 Water
Moore Austin, bds White Hall Hotel
MOORE HART, pro. White Hall Hotel, Albany cor
Peace
Moore Thomas, mason, h Hamilton opp Division
Moore John, mason, h 8 Hamilton opp Division
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Moore John, teamster, h Hamilton n Division
Moore Sarah Mrs., h Wy rckoff cor Ray
Moore William, labor er, h 830 Commercial av
Moore John, laborer, h 58 Burnet
Moore James C., car -penter, h Seaman n Codwise av
Moore Staats N., h 51 Schureman
Moore Jemima Mrs., h Railroad av n Townsend
Moore Charles*W., brakeman, bds RR av n Townsend
Moore John F., ene. N. B. Water Works, h 82 New
Moore Peter, shoemaker, h Seaman bet French and RB
Moore Edward, brakeman, h 15 Somerset
Mooney Neill, laborer, h 11 Somerset
Mueller J ohn, clgar maker, h Townsend n Throop av
MULFORD JOSEPH L. .. physician, h 28 Albany
Mullen Edward, laborer, h Lee av n Seaman
Mullen Matthew, bridge tender, h landing bridge
Mulvey Elinor Mrs., grocery store, h Haston av n Stone
Mulloy Michael, laborer, h Seaman bet BRR and Cod-
wise av
Mulligan Nicholas, carpenter, h Sandford bet Throop
and Commercial av |
Mulligan Elizabeth, bds Lee av n Townsend
Mulligan Emily, h Lee av n Townsend i
Mulligan James, wheelwright, Neilson cor Washing-
ton h 22 do
Mulligan Wim. F., brick presser, bds Lee av n Town-
send -
Mundy Edward, lather, bds Remsen av n Townsend
Mundy Lewis, lather, h Remsen av
Munn Geo. B., machinist, bds 120 Neilson
Murphy J ohn, pro. Middlesex Hotel, 141 Neilson
Murphy Jas., ‘laborer, h 15 Somerset
Murphy Alice Mrs. y h 8 Easton av
Murphy Ann Mrs., h 94 Burnet
Murphy Charles P., mason, h Baldwin n Lee av
Murphy Edward, rubber worker, h 26 John
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Murphy Dennis, laborer, h 29 Commercial av
Murphy Rose Mrs., h 35 John
Murphy William, bds 35 John
Murphy John, engineer, h 6 Bishop
Murphy Daniel, boatman, h Bishop
Murphy Jer., laborer, h College av n Seminary Place
Murphy Thomas, laborer, h Somerset n Plum
Murphy Mrs., h Easton av ab Mine
Murphy Jas., laborer, h Washington cor Neilson
Murray David, Prof. Rutgers College, h 54 Bayard
Murray Joseph, ship carpenter, h 118 Burnet
Murray Hugh, laborer, h Kaston av n Prosper
Murray Susan Mrs., h 28 Schureman
Murgatroyd Septimus, Middlesex Machine Works, h
Throop av opp Welton
INT.
Nadal Joseph, corn merchant, bds 73 Bayard
Nafey Thomas, ship carpenter, h 36 Neilson
Nafey John, joiner, h 35 New
Nagle Sarah Mrs., h 62 Albany
Nagle William, harness maker, bds 62 Albany
Naylor Joseph, wheelright, Throop av bet Townsend
and Redmond
Naylor Thomas B., harness maker, h 3 Dennis
Nehr Frederick, gardener, h 97 Church
Neilson Robert H., h 93 George
Neilson Theodcre G., ins and col D & R Canal Co.,
and Steam Towing Oo., h George n Hamilton
Neilson James, h Clifton av
Neilson Charles F'., bds 13 Paterson
NEILSON JOHN MRS., h 13 Paterson
Neilson Robert, bds White Hall Hotel
Neibler Peter, barber, bds 28 Church
Neill Alexander, grocery store, h Stone c Sicard
Neizer John, saloon, h Commercial av cor Handy
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NEILL HENRY REYV., Pastor 2d Pres. Church, h
63 Bayard -
Nevius Benjamin F., carriage trimmer, bds 212 Burnet
cor Richmond
Nevius George G., h French cor Scott
Nevius Peter, h Lee av n Townsend
Nevius David, h Redmond n Codwise av
NEVIUS MANNING, (Nevius & Clickener,) h 155
George n RR
Nevius Martin, recorder, h 57 Albany
Nevius Susan D., Mrs., h Hamilton n Union
Nevius , carpenter, h 109 Neilson
NEW JOSEPH, grocer, 61 Somerset, h do
New jr., Joseph, clerk, bds 61 Somerset
New James G., machinist, bds 61 Somerset
New William, laborer, h Throop av n Suydam
Newell John W., supt Gas Light Co., h 146 George
Newell A. D. Dr., farmer, h Clifton av
Newberger Francis, shoemaker, Throop av n Handy
Newgent Fanny, h 92 Church
Newmark Gabriel, fancy goods, 220 Neilson h do
Newtent Bridget Mrs., h Hamilton n Division
Newtent Margaret Mrs., h Hamilton n Division
Newton James O., carpenter, Abeel bet Carman and
Commercial av }
Needham Horace, boatman, bds 88 Burnet
Nicholson James sr., h 74 Paterson
Nicholson John B., (Nicholson & Carpender,) h 70
Carroll Place
ichelson James, foreman, h 9 Morris
indell Louis, crockery, 29 Church, h do
| Nixon William, laborer, h 11 Schureman
Nixon Edward (col’d) laborer, h Delevan n Throop ay
Nixon James, h 52 Paterson
Nolan John, machinist, h French n Suydam
Nolan Timothy, boatman, h 4 Bishop
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Nolan Michael, weaver, h Albany cor French
Norton George Poo 14 Morris
Norton Mar tin, boatman, h 14 Welton n Throop av
Norton John, boatman, h John cor Commercial av
Norton Edward, laborer, h Baldwin between Lee and
Remsen av
Norris John, pro Philadelphia Hotel, 110 Burnet
Nowlan John, bds 66 Burnet n Bishop
Nowlan Ann Mrs., h 236 Neilson
Noyes Nancy Mrs., bds 15 John
Nuhn John, dyer, 93 Church, h do
Nuhn Ellen Mrs., h Catharine n Washington
Nulty Thomas, laborer, h Hamilton opp Union
©.
Oakes W. R., MD., physician, oculist and aurist, h 21
French
Oakey Robert, painter, Delevan n Codwise av
Oakey Blanchard, clerk, h Nevius n Guildon
Obert Joseph D. , pilot, ‘h 119 Burnet
Ogden James, laborer, h 9 Schureman
Ovden Thomas, blacksmith, h George cor Hamilton
O: aden Peter, civar maker, h 149 Neilson
OGILBY ARTHUR G., Ins Agent, 141 George
h 42 Bayard
Ogilby J. D., Mrs., h 10 George
Ogilby Charles F. R., clerk, bds 10 George
OLIVER FRANCIS M., butcher, 19 ” Hiram, h 7
Paterson
Oliver Whitfield, butcher, bds 7 Paterson
Oliver John, h Plum n French
Oliver Charles A., Chief Police, bds 10 Richmond
Oliver Jeannette Mrs., h 10 Richmond
Oliver George 8., shoemaker, bds 10 Richmond
Olstead Jacob, laborer, h n Landing
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Ondell William, boatman, h 21 New
OPI BENJAMIN, (Van Deursen & Opie,) h 98
Welton
Oram Johnson, h 63 Burnet
Oram Joseph S. , ship carpenter, h 114 Burnet
Oram John, ship carpenter, h 8 Oliver
Oram Charles H., ship carpenter, bds 63 Burnet
Oram George W., caulker, bds 63 Burnet
Oram Wilham W., caulker, h 20.Neilson
Oram Albert, h 20 Neilson
Oram Peter, ship carpenter, 76 Burnet
Orne Anna M. Mrs., h College av opp Seminary Place
Osborne George N., merchant, h n Landing Bridge
Otis George C., captain, h 20 Neilson
Otterbein John, laborer, 10 Commercial av
Oughton James, clothes cleaner, 1 Hiram h do
OUTCALT FREDERICK, (Snedeker Outcalt & Co.)
h 21 Schureman
Outcalt John, h 170 Burnet
Outcalt Facob H., wheelwright, h cor SY Ant and
George’s Ro ad
OUTCALT RUNYON R., (Dehart & Outcalt,) h
23 Morris
Outcalt Thomas, blacksmith, bds 220 Bayard
Overhover John, peddler, h Commercial av cor Seaman ~
Overhover Michael, hostler, bds 3 Burnet
Owens William, h 3 Spring
Owens Elizabeth M. Mrs., bds Commercial av cor
Suydam
Owens Charles, laborer, h 43 Burnet
O’BRIEN PATRICK G., grocer, h 99 Albany
O’Brien Peter, laborer, h Hamilton n Easton av
O’Brien Geor oe W. , carpenter, h Hassert n John
O’ Brien Philip D., farmer, hr Livingston av city limits
O’Brien James R.., , carpenter, bds 20 New
O’Brien Mary Mrs., h 20 New
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O’Connor Michael, captain, h 116 Burnet
O’Connor Terence, laborer, h Peace n Somerset
O’Connor Michael, carpenter, h 20 Somerset
O’Connor Daniel, stone polisher, h Stone cor Wyckoff
O’Connor Catharine Mrs., h French cor Alexander
O’Donnell Patrick, laborer, h Delevan n Remsen av
©’ Donnell Thomas, h 15 Somerset
O’ Donnell Wiliam, laborer, h Sicard cor Senior
O’GORMAN MATTHEW, wagon maker, 43 Burnet
h 42 Hassart
O’NEIL MICHAEL, groceries and provisions, 6 & 8
Burnet, h do
_ O’Neil Owen Mrs., grocer, 7 Barioe h do
O’Neil Robert, liquor merchant, bds Somerset opp
Hardenbergh
O’Neil John Mis., h 90 Bayard
O’Neil Peter, student, bds 7 Burnet
O’Neil John, distiller, h 51 Burnet
O’Neil William, brewer, h 37 Somerset
O’Neil James, laborer, Suydam bet RR & Codwise av
O’Neil Patrick, laborer, h Drift Lane n Redmond
O’ Rourke John, laborer, hn Weston’s Mills
O'Sullivan William J ohn, h Redmond n Remson av
sh
Packer Mary Mrs., h 51 Albany
Page Edward, carpenter, h 117 Neilson
Page George W., currier, h Seaman n Le ave
Page Hester, h Seaman n Lee av
Painter J ohn, laborer, h Suydam n Commercial av
Painter Jane A. Mrs., h 131 Neilson
Palmer Henry, h 103 Neilson
Palmer Joseph, h French n Scott
Paquet Joseph M., h 80 Paterson
Paradine Dennis, Overseer of Poor and Coroner, 114;
Neilson, h 114 do
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Paradine William, carpenter, h 13 New
PARKS FREDERICK H. , pro Park’s Hotel, h 232
Burnet
Parkinson William, machinist, h cor Lee av and: Hale
Parker William, knitter, h 4 Neilson
Parent John, h 26 Water
Parsell George H., potter, h cor John and New
Parsells Peter 8: cabinet maker, h 79 Church
Parsells Nicholas W., h 64 Church
PARSONS JONATHAN, (Parsons & Son,) h 113
Neilson
PARSONS HENRY, (Parsons & Son,) h 103 Neilson
PASCO JUSTUS L., (Middlesex Machine Works,)
15 Spring, h Welton opp Hassart
Pasco Arthur J., machinist, bds Welton opp Hassart
Patton John H., potter, h 16 Morris
Patton James, carpenter, 14 Dennis
Patterson Hzekiel M., farmer, h 92 George
Paulus Adam, shoemaker, 173 Burnet, h do
Payton John, boatman, h Carman n George
Peachey William, sawyer, Suydam bet Remsen and
Throop av
Pearson John, blacksmith, bds Remsen avy n Suydam
Pearson Michael, blacksmith, h Remsenay n Suydam
Peblo Robert, laborer, h Sicard n Ray
Peck H.58., boots and shoes, 23 Church, bds City Hotel
Peirce Nancy Mrs., dress maker, h 91 Church
Pell William Henry, gas fitter, pds 58 New
Pendergast John, boatman, h cor Commercial av and
John
Pendergast J ohnj jr. boatman, bds cor John and Com-
mercial av
Pendergast Edward, boatman, bds 106 Burnet
Pendergast Patrick, watchman, h 106 Burnet
Pennington John W., farmer, hn Lawrence’s Brouk
Perdun William P. , paper stainer, h French bel James
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PETTEE FRANCIS A., painter, (Pettee & Har-
tough, h 70 Paterson ;
Pettee. William H., painter, h Paterson opp Kirk-
patrick
Pettee John, painter, h 91 Paterson
Pettee Benjamin, shoemaker, h Redmond bet RR and
Codwise ay
Pettee Elizabeth Mrs., Redmond bet RR and Cod-
wise ay
Pettee James M., watchman, h 74 Neilson
Pettee Peter Sandford, rnbber worker, h 27 Morris
Pettee Charles P., carriage smith, h 27 Morris
Petri Francis, tailor, h Throop av cor Townsend
Pettit William, livery stables, Richmond cor Dennis,
h 119 Neilson
Pettitt Robert, h 17 Schureman
PHILLIPS HENRY W. Dr., 54 Church, bds 56
Church ;
Phillips Abm., nail maker, h 21 New
Phillips John, ship carpenter, 18 Commercial av
Philips Maria, h 34 John
Phillips Robert, laborer, h 94 Burnet
Phillips Richard, laborer, h 18 Easton av
Pierce Henry B., prin. Public School, h 77 Albany
Pierce Margaret Mrs., Codwise av ab Townsend
Pierce James V. Rev., (col’d) Pastor African M E
Church
Pierce Joseph, moulder, bds 20 New
Pierman Garret V., fireworks and cigar maker, Throop
av n Comstock
Piersner Jacob, laborer, h 194 Burnet
Pierson John E., carpenter, Welton cor Drift Lane
Pierson William, knitter, h Division n Hamilton
Pilling George H., carter, h Somerset cor Neilson
set Wn, wool factory employee, h 14 Easton av
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Pitcher C. W., student, bds 84 Welton
Pitman Wm., ‘(col’d,) coachman, Redmond n Lee av
Pittzer Christian, laborer, h 17 Schureman
Pocket Dorah Mrs., h Throop av n Comstock
Poland William, laborer, h 25 Easton av
Polhemus Peter G., h French cor Prospect
Polan William, laborer, h Seaman n Lee av
Pollard John, machinist, h 35 Church.
Pollard Nelson, confectionery, &ec., 35 Church h do
Pope Julia, h outlet lock
Porter Lucius P., Pres. Norfolk & New-Brunswick
Hosiery Co., h Livingston av cor Townsend
Porter Wm. H., carpenter, h Albany, McKune’s BI’k
Post Jarvis, bds cor Hassart and Abeel
Posts Margaret Miss, h 107 George
Posts Abby E. Miss, h 107 George
Potts Mary Mrs., h 12 Richmond _
Potts Nelson, farmer, h 12 Richmond
Potts Charles H., shoemaker, h 12 Richmond
Potter William, boatman, h 16 Oliver
Powers Patrick, laborer, h Neilson cor City Alley
Powers Edward, laborer, h Hamilton n Robinson
Powers William, laborer, bh 13 Neilson |
Powers James, railroad laborer, h cor Hamilton and
Neilson
Powelson Cornelius, cabinet furniture, George cor
Schureman h 62 Schureman
Powelson Wyckoff H., bookkeeper, h 129 George
Powelson Lewis A.., bds 26 Church
Powelson Jane V. D. Mrs., h 49 French
Powelson Henry, rub’r factory, h Hamilton n Coll, av
Powelson James E., bds 62 Schureman
Poole Luke, paper hanger, h Plum n Somerset
Poole John A. Mrs., h 94 Geor ge
Prall John W., watchman, h 68 Paterson
Prall James, cutter, ly Redmond n Railroad av
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Prall Alfred | Se es bds 105 RNeieon,
Prall Elizabeth Mrs., *h 105 Neilson
Prall Ambrose §., clerk, h 105 Neilson
Prall James F., h 105 Neilson
Pratt Frank, boat dispatcher, h 25 John cor Hassart
Prehm Eigen, h 25 Church
Pressler Geor ve, baker, h Easton av cor Bartlett
Pressler Charles, h Easton av opp Morrell
Pressler Edward, baker, h Guildon n Emmett
Pressler John, baker, h Guildon n Prosper
PRICE CHARLES W., groceries and_ provisions,
472 Albany h 49 do
Price George W., real estate, h 31 John ;
Price George W., commission merchant, 472 Albany
h 113 Neilson
Price H. M., stove dealer, 179 Burnet h 181 do
Price James, clerk, bds 181 Burnet
Price C, H., tinsmith, bds 181 Burnet
Price Geo. T., tinsmith, 15 Dennis h 41 Schureman
Price Ebenezer, (DeMott & Price,) butcher, cor Neil-
son and Hiram h 90 Bayard
Priestly L. V., house and sign painter, 57 Church h do
Priestley Mary C., h 12 French
Priestley 8. 8., wool sorter, bds 181 Neilson
Priestley John, painter, h 57 Church
Priestley Lewis D., bds 12 French
Pritting Geo., butcher, h Catharine n Washington
Proudfit A. H. Mrs., h 44 Somerset
Provost Edward, mason, h 11 Richmond
Provost John, kindling wood, 14 New h do
Provost Wm. ‘Hi engineer, h Railroad av n Redmond
Provost Jasper, carpenter, ‘h:32 Schureman -
Provost Abm. P., auctioneer, h 5 Paterson
Pullen Bazilla, laborer, h Townsend n Remsen av
Pyatt John, h head Morris opp Cemetery
Pyatt Geo. W., laborer, h head Morris opp Cemetery
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(Juad Peter, shoemaker, h Easton av opp Morrell
Quick Peter 8., driver, bds Bull’s Head Hotel
Quick Theo. F., painter, h 118 Neilson
Quick Abram J., h 25 Schuceman
Quick Catharine Mrs., (col’d,) h Delevan n Codwise av
Quick John, (col’d,) h Comstock n Railroad av
Quick Peter, janitor, Hertzog Hall
Quick Harvey, (col’d,) woodsawyer, h Division
Quinn Thomas, railroad employee, bds 43 Washington
zt.
Raaf Jacob, baker, h 12 Richmond
Raeder Henry, laborer, h Catharine n Washington
Raeder John G., laborer, h Catharine n Washington
Rankenbank Nicholas, machinist, h 28 Bayard
- Randolph Alex., (col’ d ,) barber, h 28 Richmond
Randolph Edward, clerk, h 105 Neilson
Randolph Orville T., carpenter, h 168 Burnet
Randolph Francis F., carpenter, h 168 Burnet
Randolph Stephen F., h 29 Morris
Randolph John H. F., (C. P. Strong & Co.,) 201
Burnet h 29 Morris
Randolph Alexander, (col’d,) barber, h Remsen av cor
Comstock
Randolph Samuel, turnkey, h 21 John
Randolph James I’., student, bds 86 Bayard
Randolph Henry §., clerk, bds 135 Neilson
Randolph Lewis, (col’d,) laborer, bds r City Hotel
Randolph Stelle F., bds 171 Neilson
Randolph Ambrose F., h 171 Neilscn
Randolph ‘John F. grocer, *h 165 Neilson
Rafferty Daniel, laborer, h Stone n College av
Rausch Mary Mrs., h Commercial av n Handy
Rappleyea Andrew G., livery stables, r 24 Somerset h
206 Neilson
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Rastall John, packer, h 12 Water
Ray Elizabeth Ann Mrs., (col’d,) h Comstock n Rail-
road ay
Reagan Mary Mrs., h 54 Washington
Reagan Thomas, h Seaman n Throop av
Reagan Catharine, h Seaman n Throop av
Reagan Julia, bds Seaman n Throop av
Reamer Jas., machinist, h 8 Hiram
Rearding Edmund, laborer, h Suydam bet RR and
Codwise av
Reardon Edward, laborer, Townsend bet Codwise and
RR av ©
Redman Patrick, boatman, h 80 Burnet
Redshaw George, farmer, Burnet n Weston’s Mill
Redway J., bds 78 Bayard
Reinhart C., pattern maker, Hamilton n Division
Reily John, Townsend n Codwise av
REILEY Jr., WILLIAM, lawyer, 74 Albany, bds
Hart Moore’s Hotel |
Reiley DeWitt Prof., h Hamilton opp Robinson
“Reiley James, bds Handy n Codwise av
Reilly James, harness maker, h 64 Burnet
Reilley Ann Mrs., h Easton av cor Mine
Reter Fritz, oil factory, bds Throop av n Hale
Reynolds Charles, tailor, h 99 Albany
Reed George H., sash and blind maker, h 13 Hassart
Reed William E., blacksmith, cor Burnet and Com-
mercial avy, h Seaman n Throop av
Reed Walter, blacksmith, bds Seaman n Throop ay
Reed John, blacksmith, h Throop av n Redmond
Reed Benjamin, blacksmith, 112 Burnet, h 1 Carman
Reed Nathaniel H., saloon, h 97 Albany
Reed John Mrs., h 5 Spring
Reed William §8., carpenter, h 74 Somerset
Reed William, peddler, h 74 Somerset
Reed Peter C., laborer, h RR av cor Seaman
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Reed David, (col’d) butcher, Handy n Throop av
Reed Ferdinand, boatman, h 12 John ~
Reed George, bds 1 Carman
Reed Jane Mrs., h 120 Burnet
Reed Charles H., shoemaker, h Redmond n Commer-
cial av
Reed Alexander Mrs., confectionery, 210 Neison, h do
Reed Matthew, carpenter, h Prosper
Reeves H. C., confectionery, h 47 Church, h do
Rhoades William, mason, h 56 New
Rhoades John, carpenter, h 100 Neilson
Rhoades James, machinist, h 17 New
RICHMOND HENRY, (H. Richmond & Co.,) coal
merchant, h 27 Paterson
Richmond William, h 177 Burnet
Richardson Serenis B., h 120 Neilson
Richardson Andrew, machinist, h 25 Haston av
Rice Walter D., boatman, h Burnet n outlet lock
Rice Nathan, h 66 Carroll Place
Rice Paul, watchmaker, h Kaston av n Prosper
Ridgeway Joseph, captain, h Hamilton n College av
Riddle John, h Howard, bet Commercial & Throop ay
Riddle Lewis, painter, h65 Church
Riley Robert, tinsmith h 20 Easton av
Riley Thomas, laborer, h 20 Easton av
Riley Catharine Mrs., h 26 Easton av
Riley James, coachman, h Emmett cor Nevius
Riley James, laborer, h French cor James
Rively George W., mason, Commercial av ab George’s
Road
Roach Richard, laborer, Throop av n Townsend
Roach John, laborer, h 20 Easton ay
Roach Patrick, grocer, h 6 Schureman
Roberts Joseph, fireman, h 103 Albany
Robertson, William, rubber worker, h College av cor
Prosper
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Rabies Amos, h 110 George
Robbins Edward W., dentist, Church cor Neilson, h
71 Albany
Robbins Allen H., plumber, h 109 New
ROBINSON H. D., physician, h 48 New
Robinson Edward, h Richmond n Neilson
Robinson?John, h 106 Albany ab RR
Robinson Sarah Jane Miss, dress maker, h 106 Albany
ab RR
Robinson Andrew, watchman, h 107 New
Robinson William, peddler, h Throop av ab Comstock
Robinson Augustus, boatman, h 31 Commercial av
Robinson Charles B., carpenter, h'70 Neilson
Robinson Catharine F., h 115 George cor Paterson
Robinson Peter P., agent, h Robinson cor Hamilton
Robinson Frederick G., knitter, h 113 Church
Robotham D. H., baker, h 158 Neilson
Rockwell Elizabeth Mrs. bds 62 Church
Roe Anna Mrs., h 12 Water
Roe Lott H., h 34 Albany
ROGERS JAMES L., undertaker, 25 Albany h do
Rogers Charles W., confectionery, 178 Neilson
Rogers John Rey. , Pastor R. C. Church, h Division n
Somerset
ROLFE ISATAH,< (Rolfe & Sons,) h Remsen av n
Welton
ROLFE JOHN UH, (Rolfe & Sons,) h Remsen av n
Welton
Rolfe James T., carpenter, r 18 Morris h 40 John
Rolfe Joseph G., carpenter, bds 40 John
ROLFE GEORGE W., (Rolfe & Sons,) h Remsen
av bet Suydam and 'Tl'ownsend
Rolfe Wm. V. D., lumberman, bds 15 New
Rolfe George K., tinsmith, bds 40 John -
Rolfe Mary Mrs., h Prospect n French
Romeyn Joanna B., bds 62 Church
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Romondt Charles R. V. Rev., h 118 George
Ross Elias, (HE. Ross & Son,) coal dealer, h 21 Pat-
erson cor Spring
Ross Miles, (E. Ross & Son,) h 50 New
Ross, Milton, bookkeeper, bds 21 Paterson
Ross Samuel, captain, h cor RR av and Delevan
Rose John I., wheelwright, h Seaman bet RR and
Codwise av | |
Rose Daniel M., carriage painter, h Seaman bet RR
and Codwise av 3
Rosenberg M., fancy store, 204 Burnet
Rourke Bridget Mrs., h Stone n Prosper
ROWLAND WILLIAM, china and glass ware, 3
Paterson Block, h 70 Bayard
Rowland Elizabeth Mis., bds 70 Bayard
Rowland Robert A., clerk, h 105 New
Roxbury Amelia Mrs., h Plum n Somerset
Rue Mary C., h 148 Burnet
Rule George, carpenter, h 17 Oliver
Rule Johnson, (col’d,) laborer, h Handy n Remsen av
Rule John, engineer, bds George n Throop av
Rule Charles, carpenter, bds George n Throop av
Rule Isaac, engineer, h cor Carman and Abeel
Rule Aaron, carpenter, h 49 Neilson
Rummage George, laborer, h Seaman n Throop av
RUNYON ELIAS, (EH. Renyon & Son,) grain and
coal dealers, 165 Burnet h 48 Church
Runyon Peter P., justice, 50 Church, h 48 do
Runyon Lewis F’., harness maker, bds 15 New
Runyon Vincent, ship carpenter, h 16 Commercial av
Runyon J. W., shoemaker, h cor Throop av & Handy
Runyon John, laborer, h cor Throop av and Handy
Runyon John, (V. Runyon & Sons,) h 99 Burnet
Runyon jr. Vincent, ship carpenter, bds 91 Burnet
Runyon Charles, ship carpentor, bds 91 Burnet
Runyon Reuben, (V. Runyon & Sons,) h 91 Burnet
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Runyon James, clerk, h 68 Paterson
Runyon Samuel, ship carpenter, h 22 John
Runyon Clark, bank clerk, bds City Hotel
Runyon Isaac, ship carpenter, h 47 John
Runyon Jeptha $., h 135 Neilson
Rupert John, laborer, h Talmadge n Commercial av *
Rupp John, saloon, 163 Burnet h do
Rupp Abram, clerk, h 189 Burnet
RUST WILLIAM, druggist, h College av cor Stone
RUST WILLIAM H., druggist, bds Coll.av c Stone
Rust Theo. H., clerk, bds College av cor Stone
Rust Schuyler 8., clerk, bds College av cor Stone
Russell Owen, (col’d,) laborer, h Handy n Lee av
Rutgers J. L., h Brookside, Somerset
Ryan Charles, engineer, h Lee av n Townsend
Ryan Edward, ship carpenter, bds. 126 Burnet
Ryan James, carpenter, h 30 John
Ryan Howard, fisherman, h City Alley
Ryan Frank, laborer, h Condit n Hardenbergh
Ryan John, laborer, h Sicard n Ray
Ryan Patrick, h outlet lock
Ryan John, laborer, h Throop av n Townsend
Ryan James, laborer, h Suydam n Remsen av
Ryder Stephen, h 21 Neilson
Ryerson Elizabeth Mrs., h 74 George
Ryerson Caroline C. Miss, bds 74 George -
Ryerson John D. V. , clerk, bds?181 Neilson
Ryno James, h 9 Albany
Ryno jr. James, U. 8B. Ass’t. Assessor, h 90 Albany
Ryno Jos., tailor, h 9 Albany
Ryno David Mrs., h 92 Church
Ryno John, livery stables, 40 Albany h do
_ Ryno Isaac, bds 40 Albany
Ryno Edwin R., shoemaker, h 84 New
Ryno Henderson, shoemaker, h Lee av bet Redmond
and ‘Townsend
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Sage Enos A., machinist, h Jersey av n Baldwin
Salmons Wm., boatman, h 29 John
Saltz Caroline Mrs., h Stone n College av
pAMPSON WILLIAM C. , (Sampson & Morgan,) h
82 Albany
Sampson Henry, clerk, h 144 Burnet
Sampson Joseph, hosiery, h 14 Richmond
Sanderson Henry, portrait painter, h 24 Albany
Sanderson Julia A., bds cor Abeel and Hassart
Sanderson Walter E , caulker, h Throop av n Red-
mond
‘Sanderson George, (col’d,) laborer, h Handy cor Rem-
sen ay
Sanderson Lewis, (col’d,) laborer, h Guildon n city
limits
Sanderson Sarah Mrs , h r Somerset n Neilson
Sansbury William, carpet weaver, h Comstock n
Commercial av
Sansbury John H., laborer, h Remsen av n Seaman
Sansbury Bilser, laborer, h Comstock n Commercial av
Sayre Joseph, agent, h Somerset cor Prospect
Schanck Swancer, ship carpenter, h 81 New
Schanck James, mason, Townsend n Remson av
Schanck Lucy A. Mrs., dress maker, h Suydam bet
Throop and Remson av
Schenck Abraham V., lawyer, 134 George, h East
Brunswick
Schenck Catherine E. Mrs., 74 Bayard
Schenck John G., oat h 14 Richmond
Schenck Jacob H , (HL Schenck & Brother,) h 75
Bayard
Schenck George, bds 29 Bayard
Schenck Cornelia Mrs. ,h 79 French
Schenck William V. B., h 68 Church
Schenck Henry,(H. Schenck & Brother,) h 58 Paterson
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Raieatk Jacob W., student, bds 74 Bayard
Schenck Catharine G. Mrs., h 74 Bayard
Scheppe John, laborer, h College av
Scheitze Gustave, jeweller, h Albany, McKune’s BI’k
SCHMIDT EDWARD, Firemans’ Hall, 189 Burnet
h do
Schmidt Valentine, cutter, h Easton av opp Morrell
Schmidt Louis, laborer, h Guildon n Bartlett
Schmidtts John, hotel, 226 Neilson h do
Schneider Adam, jeweller, bds 20 Albany
Schneider John,‘ laborer,’ h 110 Church
Schneider John, jeweller and watch maker, 20 Albany
h do
Schneweiss Frantz M., music teacher, h George cor
Church
Schroeder Charles, tailor, h 8 Bayard
Schroeder Chas., tailor, h Guildon n Bartlett
Schroder J. M., cigar maker, bds Lee av n Seaman
Schroder Charles, cigar maker, h Lee av n Seaman
Schureman James, tile manufacturer, h 28 Morris
Schureman Ann Mrs., bds 28 Morris
Schuyler George W.., city weigher, h 84 George
Schuyler Cornelius W. , (Richmond é & Co.,) coal dealer,
h 84 George
Schuyler Isaac 8, carriage trimmer, h 22 Easton av
Schureman F lora, (col’d .) h 106 Chur ch
Schwab Cornelius, painter, bds 5 Oliver
Schwab John, shoemaker, 27 and 29 Peace h do
Schygrel Augus, laborer, bds John n Commercial av
Scofield Robert, laborer, h Stone
Scott J. C., photographer, 226 Burnet h 46 Schureman
Scott Thomas, bartender, h 17 New
Scott Charles 8., lawyer, h n Landing
Scott Jos. W. Col. , lawyer, hn Landing
Scott James, gar dener, h Clifton av
Scott James, (col’d,) laborer, h Remsen avy n Seaman
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Scott Thomas, (col’d,) h Baldwin bet Remsen and
; Lee av
Scudder Geo., L., laborer, h Union n Mine
Sedam Rike R., carpenter, h 49 George
SEDAM JOSEPH A., carpenter, h 31 George
Seiffert George, saloon, 52 Albany, h do
Selby Charles, button presser, h Division
Selover Isaac, shoemaker, h 21 Haston av
Selby Richard, laborer, h George n Hamilton
Selover Mary E., Mre., h 111 Neilson
Selover Aaron, laborer, h George n Thsop av
Selover John vi h 104 New
Selover Stephen 'D. , hosiery employee, h 2 Neilson
SENKER CHRISTIAN H. , dyer, h 17 Water
Senker Peter, bds 17 Water |
Senker Henr y, machinist, h Hardenbergh n Condit
Sentner Lawrence, mason, h Throop av n Comstock
Sentner George L., bds Throop av n Comstock
Seymour Jacob C., (col’d) coachman, h Redmond n
Lee av
See Cornelius 8., law student, bds 56 Albany
See John L., Sec. Board Education, h 56 Albany
Seele Paulus, tailor, h Remsen av n Suydam
Shaffer William, laborer, h Easton av n Prosper
Shann George B., h 76 Church
Shand James, machine forger, Hale n Lee av
Shand John, boatman, h Hale n Lee av
Shannan Simon, laborer, h 15 Somerset
Sharp Benjamin vr Pastor Liberty St. M. E. Church,
h 57 Bayard
Sharp Jacob G., teacher, h 38 George
Sharp Levi, carpenter, h 31 Easton av
Shardlow William H., ship carpenter, h 6 Oliver
Sharlock Owen, laborer, Jersey av cor Hale
Sharples George, laborer, h 6 Somerset
Shaw Thomas, sexton, Throop av cor Welton
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Shaw Charles V., grocery, h 41 John
Sheldon George, engineer, h 15 Water |
Shephard Thomas Rk, carpenter, RR av bet Handy
and Baldwin
Sheridan John, laborer, h 36 New
Sheridan John, laborer, h Water ab RR Bridge
Sheridan Mary Mrs., h 50 Burnet n outlet lock
Sherlock Delia Mrs., h Hamilton n Haston av
Sherlock Jane, Miss bds Hamilton n Haston av
Sherlock Maggie Miss, bds Hamilton n Easton av
Shennen Rachel Mrs., bds 14 French
Sheerer Henry, laborer, h Mine n College av
Shiek John, grocer, Steamboat Landing, h do
Shine Cornelius, laborer, h Hamilton n Division
Shipway George O., fancy goods and trimmings, cor
Church and Neilson, h do
Shippey Mary 8. Miss, day school, h 10 French
Shoemaker;J ohn, laborer, h Seaman n Commercial av
Shrum Nicholas, laborer, h Emmett cor Guildon
Shuck Sylvester J., carriage painter, h Redmond n Rail-
road av
Shults John, laborer, h Baldwin n Lee av
Shults;Simon, (col’d,) bds Handy n Livingston av
Shults Joseph H., clerk, h Remsen av n Baldwin © -
Shultise Jacob, carpenter, h Guildon n Bartlett
Shyers Stephen L., h 53 New
SICHEL MAIER, (Frankenstein & Sichel,) h 21
Oliver
Sidells Abraham, cigar maker, h Remsen av cor
Townsend
Silzer Theodore, barber, 28 Church h do
Simpson Theodore, (col’d,) teamster, h Lee av n Hale
Simpson Elizabeth Mrs., (col’d,) h 29 French
Sippel Louis, laborer, h Guildon n Emmett
Silleocks James, marble works, Albany cor Neilson, h
15 Kirkpatrick
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Sillcocks Gabriel, stone cutter, h 52 Neilson
Sillcocks Jacob, farmer, h Railroad av ab Delevan
Sillcocks Cornelia Miss, h 4 Kirkpatrick
Sillcocks Elias M., machinist, h 101 Church
Skillman George, conductor, h 46 New
Skillman Jane T’. B. Dr. Mrs., h 118 George
Skillman John D., grocer, (Vanderveer & Skillman,)
68 Schureman, h 122 New
Skillman J. Miss, dressmaker, bds 49 Schureman
Skillman David B., shoemaker, h 3*Liberty
Smalley Wm., farmer, h 112 Church
Smeltzer Geo., baker, lr 55 Irench
Smith John C., moulder, h 13 New
Smith John, shoemaker, h 45 Neilson
Smith J ohn, shoemaker, h Seaman n Throop av
Smith J ohn, engineer, h Suydam n Livingston av
Smith J ohn, labor er, h Handy n Remsen av
Smith J ames, machinist, h Hamilton cor Division
Smith James, rubber factory, h Stone n College av
Smith Jarvis, bds Commercial av n Geor ee
Smith Patrick, boatman, h Hamilton n Division
Smith Patrick, laborer, h Richardson
Smith Patrick, laborer, h Huntington
Smith George, rubber factory, h Sicard n Stone
Smith Geors ge, butcher, 6 Hiram h Jersey av cor Handy
SMITH GEORGE V., (G. V. Smith & Co.,) grocer,
h Commercial av n Geor ee
Smith Thomas, laborer, h Hale n J ersey av
Smith Thomas, laborer, h 17 Somerset
Smith Henry, h 236 Burnet
Smith Henry, laborer, h Somerset n Mile Run Brook
Smith Edward, h 169 Burnet
Smith Hdward, tailor, h 2 Morris
Smith Warren 8., bds 57 Albany
Smith Warren H, butcher, h College av
Smith Charles P. , carpenter, h Remsen av n Baldwin
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Smith Charles, machinist, h Codwise av n New.
Smith Charles F., carpenter, h 88 Albany
Smith Abraham Mrs., h 39 Schureman
Smith J. M., (Williamson & Smith,) h 33 Schureman
Smith Mary Mrs., h Prospect n French
Smith Ann E. Mrs., (col’d,) h Bishop cor George
Smith Anna Mrs., h Prospect n French
Smith Anna Mrs., h French cor Plum
Smith Elinor, h College av
Smith Mary Miss, h 115 George cor Paterson
Smith Maria Mrs., bds Codwise av n New
Smith H. F. Rev., h George opp Throop av
Smith 8. H. Mrs., h 66 George
Smith William C., machinist, h 104 Neilson
Smith Philip, machinist, h 10 Easton av
Smith Matthew, laborer, h r 74 Somerset ~
Smith August, peddler, h Easton av n Bartlett
SNEDEKER CORNELIUS, (Snedeker, Outcalt &
Co.,) clothiers, 2 Paterson Block, h 55 Bayard
Sredeker Oscar, cake baker, h Richmond cor Neilson
Snedeker Elias D., dept’y Sheriff, h French ab RR
Snetzler John, carpenter, h Guildon n Morrell
Snowden Sarah J ang, 0 Redmond bet Commercial and
Throop av
Snyder Stephen, basket maker, h Prosper cor Nevius
Snyder Wm., laborer, h Comstock n Jersey av
Snyder Charles, (col’d,) laborer, h 114 Albany
Sofield Ellis, captain, h 43 John
Sola Francis Mrs., dressmaker, h I'rench, McKune’s
Block
Solomon Samuel, h 12 Church
eyomen Samuel D., fruit and confectionery, 21 Church
0
Solomon Charles A., fruit and confectionery, 35 Den-
nis bds 21 Church
Solomon Norman, segar maker, h 24 Schureman
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Solomon Andrew J., bds 12 Church
SOUVILLE LLOYD A., City Dining Rooms, cor
Dennis and Hiram h do
SPADER P. VANDERBILT, h 128 George cor
Church
SPADER JAMES V., h 128 George cor Church
Spader Jacob, carpenter, h 10 Bayard
SPADER K. T. B., dept’y coll. internal revenue, h
3 Eln Row
Spader Nelly Mrs., h 128 George cor Church
Spader Henry, laborer, h 147 Neilson
Spencer Charles, bds 111 Neilson
Spitz Wm., laborer, h Seaman n Commerciai av *
Spittle August, foreman, h Guildon n Prosper
Spooner Ann Mrs., h 42 Bayard
Squier Frazier, (Squier & Clark,) merchant, 11 Church
bds 82 Bayard va
STAINES THOMAS &, tea merchant, 13 Hiram
h do
Stalee Geo. Mrs., h 102 Somerset n Hardenbergh
Stalee John, clerk, h 11 New
Stanton John, laborer, h Prosper
Stark Alex. C., lawyer, h Albany car Easton av
Stark Mary Mrs., h 87 Albany cor Haston av
Starker Ferdinand, laborer, h Easton av ab Mine
Staats Fred’k., baker, 91 George cor Liberty
Staats Peter H., h 26 Church cor Dennis
Staats Lewis, (col’d,) laborer, h 132 Albany ab RR
Staat George, carpenter, h 29 John
Stelle A. B., h Lee av n Seaman
Stelle Jas. M., h 54 Paterson
Stelle George M., bds 54 Paterson
STEEL RICHARD H., D.D., Rev., Pastor First
Reformed Church, h 104 George
pie John, laborer, h Commercial av ab George’s
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Steins Cathari ine, h Ceara av ab George’s Road
Step John H., h ‘Lee av n Delevan
Stephens Nancy, (col’d,) h 106 Church
Stephenson James E., carpenter, h Stone n Prosper
Stevens Joseph, seaman, h 98 Burnet
Stevens Millard, laborer, h 66 Neilson
Stevens David, druggist, 27 Church bds 67 do
Stevenson Benjamin, carpenter, h 16 George
Stevenson Mary Ann Mrs., h Abeel n Commercial av
Stewart Otis D., h 64 Schureman
Stewart Edward, (J. 8. & HE. Stewart,) hats and caps,
4 Kine Block h 30 Schureman
Stewart John 8. , (J. 8. & HE. Stewart,) hats and caps,
4 King Block, h 21 Morris
Stewart Edw., painter, h Suydam cor Commercial av
Stewart John, engineer, h Albany, McKune’s Block
Stewart Robert, foreman, h 124 Neilson
Stewart Alex. Mrs., h Water cor Washington
Stinard Martin, sawyer, h Baldwin bet Jersey and
Railroad ay
Stipple Nicholas, laborer, h Duke n city limits
Stillwell Joseph H. J., shoemaker, h 78 Welton
Stillwell John, potter, h 97 New
Stillwell Gabriel §., shoemaker, h 97 New
Stillwell Cornelia Mrs., h 35 Washington
STOCKTON JAMES B., (Vincent, Graff & Stock-
ton,) merchant tailor, h 81 Bayard
Stoddard W. oF , (Stoddard Duncan & Van Pelt,) dry
goods, h 100 George
Stokes Theodore, crocker y store, 216 Burnet h do
Stokes Joseph, plastic slate roofer, h Seaman bet Lee
and Livingston av
Stokes Elizabeth Mrs., h Seaman bet Lee and Liv-
ingston av
Stokes Wm., shoemaker, h Livingston av n Seaman
Storer David A., insurance agent, h College av n Stone
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STOUT J. ELMER, County Clerk, bds RR Hotel
Stout Isaac, Cabinet maker, 143 Neilson
Stout C. B., h'75 French
Stout Henry R., h Remson av n Redmond
Stout Ralph Mrs., h 79 George
Stout Julia, (col’d,) Handy n Remson av.
Stout Levi, car dispatcher, h 122 New
Stout John W. Mrs., bds 2 Kirkpatrick
Stout Lewis (Stout & Sons,) h 176 Burnet cor
Schureman
Stroby Peter, ship carpenter, h 8 Burnet
Stroby/George, segar maker, h Church ab Spring
Streetg William, fisherman, h 9 Commercial av
STRONG CHAS. P., (Strong & Co.,) h 201 Burnet
Strong William 8., (Strong & Co.,) h 203 Burnet
STRONG WOODBRIDGE, lawyer, 126 George, h
Hamilton n Mile Run Brook
Strong Abraham V., ship carpenter, bds 110 Burnet
Strong Charles A., pro Jarrard Hotel, cor Barnet and
Commercial av
Strong John, h George n Hassart
Strong,George E., liquor dealer, George cor Hassart
Strong John O., constable, h 128 Burnet
Strong Henry, ship carpenter, h 40 Neilson
Stroud Daniel, shoemaker, h Carman n Neilson
Stroud William I*., rubber worker, bds Carman n
Neilson 2
Stroud jr., Daniel, machinist, bds Carman n Neilson
STRYKER PETER R., cutter, h 84 Albany
Stryker Peter J., h Bayard n Schuyler
Stryker Newall, shoemaker, h 102 Somerset n Har-
denbergh
Stryker Caroline Mrs., h 6 Easton ay
Stryker Casper, tailor, Seaman bet Commercial and
Jones av
Stryker Luther, clerk, RR av n Handy
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Stryker William, shoemaker, bds 44 Neilson
Stubbs Alfred, D.D., Rector ri C’ch, bds 62 Bayard
STUBBLEBINE D. G., (lL. D. aaa & Co.,)
groceries, h George, cor Bishop
Stults Margaret Mrs., h Welton n Throop av
Stults Jacob A., car penter, h Throop av n Redmond
Stults Martin N,, carpenter, h Abeel n Carman
Stults Peter J., carpenter, h 22 Oliver
Sturges Elias R., mason, h 113 New
Sturges Ebenezer, mason, h 113 New
Styffer William, laborer, Lee av n Seaman
Sullivan John N. Mrs., h 10 Paterson
Sullivan Edward, painter, h 40 Schureman
Sullivan James, shoemaker, h 53 Washington
Sullivan Peter §., painter, bds 10 Paterson
Sullivan James C., bookkeeper, h 120 Neilson
Sullivan John, boatman, h 2 New
Sunderland William, shoemaker, h Hassart n George
Sutphin Charles 8. , painter, h 80 Geor ge
Suydam Abraham Mrs., h 6 Paterson
Suydam Lettie Miss, dress maker, h 106 Neilson
Suydam Peter, carpenter, h 18 Morris
Suydam Peter H., clerk, bds 115 Burnet
Suydam Van Marter W., grocer, (Suydam & Runyon,)
h 62 Bayard
Suydam Alfred 8., shoemaker, Suydam bet RR and
Codwise av
Suydam Isaac §8., ship carpenter,h RR av bet Town-
send and Suydam
Suydam Peter W., h Baldwin n Codwise av
Suydam John L., h 87 Paterson
Suydam John P., bds 8 Remson av n Welton
Suydam Peter L., h 109 Church
Suydam Simeon P., clerk, bds 181 Neilson
Suydam William, boots and shoes, cor Dennis and
Hiram, h do
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Suydam John P., 28 Dennis
Swan George Mrs., h 56 Burnet
SWIFT McREE, h 54 George
Swift Alexander J., Civil and Hydraulic Engineer,
h 54 George
Syler Jacob, h 85 New
Sylus Charles, painter, bds 67 George
Sylvester Abeliza Mrs., h 31 Commercial av
Sylvester Reuben, shoemaker, h Mine n Stone
*
‘I’.
Tallman David, shoemaker, h Hale bet Throop and
Remson av
Tallman Edward M., painter, h Lee av cor Seaman
Tankard William, laborer, h Stone
Tapping John H., (BR. G. Van Pelt & Co.,) h 37
Schureman
Tarker James, laborer, h Stone n Haston av
Tate James, boatman, h 3 Schureman
Tavlin James, laborer, h John cor Commercial av
TAYLOR ELIAS eH butcher, cor New and George,
h Throop av cor Seaman
Taylor Wm. H., gas fitter, h Water cor Washington
Taylor Wesley, (col’d,) waiter, h 12 Water
Taylor George W., butcher, h 21 New
Taylor John, watchman, h 2 Richmond
Taylor George, engineer, h 56 Somerset
Taylor Mathias H., ship carpenter, h 111 Burnet
Taylor Ellen A. Mrs., h 64 Paterson
Taylor Benjamin F., "putcher, bds «cor Throop av and
_ Seaman
Taylor Benjamin, engineer, h 88 George
‘Taylor Rachael Mrs., (col’d,) h 14 Spring
Taylor Charles _ huckster, h Geor ge n Hamilton
Taylor John (col’ d,) laborer, h Albany n Brown
Ten Broeck i ohn-D. , painter, h Prospect, n Somerset
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Ten Broeck Jane Miss, select school, 25 Morris, h do
Ten Broeck A. E. Mrs., h 25 Morris
Ten Broeck Henry, clerk, h George ab Throop av
Ten Broeck Sarah Mrs., h 97 Albany
Ten Eick William, h 7 Oliver
Ten Kick Maria Miss, h 12 Paterson
Ten Kick Andrew, blacksmith, h 13 Liberty
Ten Eick Hannah Miss, h 12 Paterson
Ten Kick John, coach maker, h 14 Paterson
Tenneson Thomas, bakery, h Somerset cor Easton ay
‘Tenneson Hugh, laborer, h 120 Albany
Tenneson Hugh, h Hamilton n Robinson
Tenneson Joseph, laborer, h Condit n Haston av
Tenneson Peter, laborer, Haston av cor Bartlett
TERHUNE JOHN, (Terhune & Van Anglen,) h
George cor Washington
Terhune Andrew, clerk, h 25 Dennis
Terrill Lewis H. Rev., 104 Albany
Terrill J. Newton, grocer, h 104 Albany
Terrill Edward, telegraphic operator, h 104 Albany
Thaper Georgiana D, Mrs., boarding house, 52 Bayard
Thickston Edward, blacksmith, h John n Hassart
Thomas Robert, millwright, h n Weston’s Mills
Thomas Peter, calico printer, 9 Commercial av
Thomas Elizabeth Mrs., h cor George’s Road and
Seaman
Thomas Jolin, shoemaker, h cor George’s Road and
Seaman
Thompson Charles H., h Remson av n Baldwin
Thompson Mary Mrs., h Townsend n RR av
Thompson Richard E., machinist, h 88 Church
Thompson Squire, (col’d) porter N. J. RR Depot, h
104 Church
Thompson Frederick Mrs., 7 Spring
Thompson Lucy Mrs., h 942 George
Thompson Abraham V. Mrs., h 163 Neilson
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Thompson Theo. R., (col’d,) laborer, h Union n Mine
Tholstede Theodore es shoémaker, bds 27 Peace
Thorn Andrew, carpenter, h 22 Easton av
Thorn Charles A. , baggage master, h 27 Richmond
Thomald Gertrude Mrs., h 11 New
Thornall George, bds 160 Burnet
Thorpe Thomas, machinist, bds 15 New
Thorpe Able, wool sorter, h College av
Tiernay Mary Mrs., h Sicard n Ray
Tiernay Cornelius, h Sicard n Ray.
Tiffany J. C., insurance agent, bds City Hotel
Timmons William, captain, h 78 Neilson
Timmons Andrew M., engineer, h 20 John
Timmons Ralph L., captain, h 11 8 Neilson
Tindell Charles Mrs., h 80 George
Tindell Edward, reporter, bds 5 Dennis
Tindell William, painter, h 50'S Neilson
Tinslay James, wool washer, h Hamilton n College av
TITUS JOSEPH H., pro. ‘United States Hotel, 24
Somerset cor City Alley, h do
Titsworth C. D., h 57 New
Tobin James, laborer, h cor Suydam and Drift Lane
Tolan Hugh, grocer, h HKaston av cor Mine
Tolan Wm. J., h Plum n French
Tonge Winifred Mrs., h Hamilton n College av
Totten Lefterd, salesman, h College av
Toulmin Alfred, prof. music, h Somerset n Scott
Toulmy Wm., laborer, h 12 Water
Touman John H., h Division n Somerset
Toy Charles F’., fireman, h 14 Easton av
Toole Jas., laborer, h Guildon opp Mine
Toole Johanna Mrs., h 13 Somerset
Train Philip, RR employ ee, h Catharine n Washington
Train Mary A. Mrs., h 214 Neilson
Trainor Patrick McD. ., plumber and gas fitter, bds 126
Burnet
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Minide Patrick, hot: 126 Bur net cor Hagiart
Trainor Owen, erocery, 223 Neilson h do
Travers Richard H., engineer, 12 Commercial av
. Traverse John, butcher, 53 Albany h do
Traphagan Peter 8 we shoemal cer, h 180 Burnet
Treadwell Philip, (col’d,) barber, h 18 Somerset
Truax Thomas J., telegraph operator, h 8 Plum
Tunison jr. Cornelius W., farmer, h bet Weston’s
Mill and Lawrence’s Brook
Tunison Nicholas 8., farmer, h n Lawrence’s Brook
Tunison Cornelius W., farmer, h n Lawrence’s Brook
TUNISON EDWARD, (Wyckoff & Tunison,) gro-
cer, h 115 Burnet
Tunison John, carpenter, h 49 French
Tunison Philip, carpenter, h Plum n Somerset
Tyrrell Moses L., captain, h Jeisey av junction French
Tyrrell Henry D., bds Jersey av cor French
Tyndall Jno., labor er, h Wyckoff cor Bartlett
ee
Vail Daniel M., bh 12 Kirkpatrick
Vail Edward M., h 74 Carroll Place
Vaughn Charles, shipsmith, bds 110 Burnet
VAN AMAN WILLIAM A., plastic slate
roofer, office New h Drift Lane
Van Aman Thomas, moulder, h Drift Lane n New
Van Aman Archer, moulder, h Railroad av cor Handy
,~VAN ANGLEN JAMES §&., (Terhune & Van
Anglen,) books and stationery, h 98 George
Van Anglen Cornelius, h 70 Church
Van Anglen Peter, clerk, h 15 Liberty
Van Anglen Aug., (col’d,) laborer, h 25 French
Van Arsdale Maria Mrs., boarding house, 62 Church
Van Arsdale Garret, shoemaker, 71 George cor New
Van Arsdale William, bootmaker, h 114 Neilson
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Van Arsdale Joseph N., carpenter, h Throop av h
Seaman
Van Arsdale Helen, h 36 Neilson
Van Arsdale Richard A., hats and caps, 1 Peace h 98
Church
Van Arsdale John, teamster, bds 19 Water
Van Arsdale Isaac, watchman, h 19 Water
Van Arsdale Eliza Mrs., h 16 Water
Van Arsdale Wm. W., bds 16 Water
Van Arsdalen Paul, car penter, h Hale bet Throop and
Commercial av
Van Arsdalen James C., shoemaker, h Redmond He
Throop and Commercial ay
VAN AKEN JOHN, farmer, h 56 Church
Van Berg Jacob, engineer, h 27 Richmond
Van Buren E. 8. Mrs., bds 60 Bayard
Van Buskirk John C., ice cream dealer, French n Sny-
dam h do
Van Buskirk James B., h 53 Bayard
Van Buskirk Benjamin F., clerk, bds 95 Church
VAN CLEEF JAMES H. ., attorney at law, 145
George bds 144 do
Van Cleef Charles J., (Hagaman & Van Cleet,) dry
goods, 19 Church bds 58 Albany
Van Cleef Jane A. Mrs., h 60 Albany
Van Cleef John V. H., grocer, Albany cor Neilson, h
60 Albany
Vanderhoef Alfred B. Mrs., h 78 George
Vanderhoef Adaline Mrs., h 9 Richmond ‘
Van Derveer Jacob, eroceries, 228 Burnet, h RR av
| n Redmond
Van Derveer J. H., farmer, h Somerset opp College av
Van Derveer Margaret H. Miss, bds 60 Paterson
Van Derveer Simon Hi laborer, (cold) bds Handy n
Throop av
Van Derveer E. W., Mrs., h 82 New
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Van Derveer Jacob 8., (Van Derveer & Skillman,)
eroceries, 68 Schureman, h 122 New
Van Derveer Joanna Miss, bds 60 Paterson
Van Derveer Arnold, fruit store, Neilson ft Bayard, h
388 New
Van Derveer Samuel, laborer, (col’d,) bds Handy n
Remson ay
Van Derveer Cornelius, h 4 Morris
Van Deripe John D., porter, h 40 New
an Deursen Henry, ’ ship carpenter, h 20 Oliver
Van Deursen Alidah Mrs., h corner Throop avenue and
Seaman
Van Deursen Jacob, h Suydam n Lee av
Van Deursen John T., sawyer, h 19 Hassart
Van Deursen Win., shoemaker, h Comstock n French
Van Deursen jr., William, bookkeeper, bds 73 Albany
Van Deursen John H., bds 73 Albany
Van Deursen William, M. D., h 73 Albany
Van Deursen Ferdinand, carpenter, h 86 George
Van Deursen Eliza Miss, bds 60 Bayard
VAN DEURSEN JOHN, (Van Deursen & Opie,)
h George cor Oliver
Van Deventer W. E. W., bds 80 Somerset
Van Deventer Jane Mrs. h 80 Somerset
Van Deventer Peter A., bds 62 Bayard
Van Deventer John, Custom House, h 80 Somerset
Van Doren Cornelius, carpenter, h 174 Burnet
Van Doren Hannah Mrs., (col’d,) h French n James
Van Doren Aletta J.,h 11 Kirkpatrick
Van Doren Silas, laborer, h 33 New
Van Doren Frederick V. L., carpenter, RR av n
Townsend
Van Doren Isaac V., (Flagg & Van Doren,) h 11
Kirkpatrick
Van Dorer Cornelius, clerk, h 79 Bayard
Van Doren James, carpenter, h 47 John
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Van Duyn James, policeman, cor Hassart and John
Van Duyn Ann Eliza Mrs., h Townsend n RR av
Van Duyn Isaac, shoemaker, h 22 New
Van Duyn John V., h 23 Paterson
Van Duyn Isaac, shoemaker, 24 Dennis h 22 New
VAN DYKE RUSH, physician, 5 Albany, h do
Van Dyke Rachel Mrs., h 56 Schureman
Van Fleet Bergen H., cutter, h 57 French
Van Fleet Abraham, cutter, h 26 Dennis
Van Fleet Jacob, student, bds 57 French
Van Hise Charles H., carpenter, h Suydam bet Remsen
and Throop av
Van Hise Andrew Murray Mrs., h Suydam bet Remsen
and Throop av
Van Horn Jacob D., machinist, h 25 Schureman
Van Horn Abram, (col’d,) laborer, h 25 French
Van Kirk John R., agent, h George opp Throop av
Van Kirk E. D. , expressman, h2r Albany
Van Liew Abr aham, Fruit and Vegetables, 41 Dennis,
h Seaman cor Commercial av
Van Liew Stephen M., carpenter, Remson av n Handy
Van Liew Cornelius, hosiery, Lee av bet Redmond and
Townsend
Van Liew Peter W. Mrs., h 3 Spring
Van Liew Richard, (c+ Vd ,) laborer, h rear 116 Albany
Van Liew Henry, (co? d,) laborer, h Albany n Brown
Van Liew Thomas, (col’d, ) laborer, h Albany n Brown
Van Liew George, vest maker, h 13 Morris
Van Liew Catharine Mrs., h 25 Richmond
Van Liew Henry, grocer, 78 Church, h 3 Spring
Van Liew John N., huckster, h& Spring
Van Liew Julia Mrs. , (cold, ) h French below James
Van Marter John 8. Dr., h 46 Bayard
Van Natta Aaron, blacksmith, 110 Church
Van Natta Martha Miss, clerk, bds 49 Schureman
Van Nest John, student, bds 25 New
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Van Nest John, foreman, h 39 Somerset
Van Nest Susana Mrs., 19 Paterson cor Spring
Van Norden John Mrs., h 120 Neilson
VAN NORTWICK WILLIAM B., (Bishop & Van
Nortwick,) h 26 George cor Throop av
Van Nortwick Henry W., mason, h Baldwin, n Cod-
Wise av
Van Norstrand R., h 113 Neilson
Van Norstrand John, currier, h 120 New
Van Norstrand Emley B.,h 89 Bayard
Van Norstrand Minard, carpenter, bds 81 New
Van Norstrand Elizabeth Mrs., h 83 French
VAN NUIS LYLE, carriage manufacturer, 33 and 35
Washington, h 64 Albany
Van Nuis James Mrs., h 153 George
Van Nuis John R., Ninth Nat. Bank, N. Y., h 12
Morris
Van Nuis John, bds 60 Albany
Van Note Peter, carpenter, h 1 Schureman
Van Pelt Reuben G., (R. G. Van Pelt & Co.,) h 8
Paterson :
Van Pelt Gilbert 8., (Stoddard, Duncan & Van Pelt,)
h 79 George |
Van Pelt Charles (col’d,) laborer, h French n RR
Van Pelt James, (col’d,) laborer, h Division
Van Rensselaer J. Fleming, h 105 George
Van Sickle Peter Mrs., boarding house, h 67 Church
Van Sickle Lydia Mrs., h Redmond n RR av
Van Sickle William H., mason, h 6 Codwise av
Van Sickle Jacob, mason, h Delevan ¢ Livingston av
Van Sickell Frederick, carpenter, h Delevan n Lee av
VAN SICKELL WILLIAM M., (Van Sickell &
Co.,) stoves, &c., h 17 Paterson
Van Skiver Wm., bds 26 Water
Van Vechten George, tobacco and segars, 179 Neilson
h do-
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Van Wickle Simeon, h 62 Carroll Place
Van Zandt Isaac, ag’t life insurance, h 20 Richmond
Venable George, machinist, h3 Liberty
Verbryck J ohn, ‘millinery, 20 Chureh h do
Vettick Henrietta Mrs., h 104 Albany
Victory Frank, milkman, h Prospect
Viehman Anthony, worsted and fancy goods, 28 Den-
nis h do
Vigus John A., watch maker, bds 75 Church
VINCENT M. D. , (Vincent, Graff & Stockton,) h 72
Carroll Place
VLIET DANIEL, (Snedeker, Outcalt & Co.,) h 55
Bayard
Vliet Duiatel, peddler, h Suydam n Commercial ay
Vollmer Martin, tailor, h Suydam n Codwise av
Voss Willan, cabinet ‘maker, h Redmond n Lee ay
Vosper John W., h Livingston av n Seaman
VOORHEES HENRY &8., furniture, 234 Burnet h
22 Paterson
Voorhees Garret G., real estate agent, h 4 French
Voorhees Augustus, fancy store, Commerce Square
Voorhees John D., laborer, h Delevan n Codwise ay
Voorhees Betsy, (col’d,) h 80 New
Voorhees Bernard, carpenter, h Hale bet Jersey and
Railroad av
Voorhees Peter W., carpenter, h 17 Codwise av
Voorhees Abraham, h 4 Livingston av
Voorhees Caswell, sash and blind maker, h 95 New
Voorhees Cornelia Miss, h 43 George ,
Voorhees Jacob, ship carpenter, h 31 George
Voorhees Susan Mrs., h Suydam n Commercial av
Voorhees Ira C., h 64 Carroll Place
Voorhees Jeremiah Mrs., h 52 Neilson
Voorhees Samuel D., harness maker, bds 52 Neilson
Voorhees Lydia A., h 1 Bishop
Voorhees Primus, (col’d,) laborer, h French bel James
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Voorhees Ohities h French cor Suydam
Voorhees Isaac Mrs., h 168 Burnet e
Voorhees Abm., blacksmith, bds 111 Neilson
Voorhees Sarah Mrs., h 98 George
Voorhees Isaac, coal dealer, 220 Little Burnet h 13
Kirkpatrick
Voorhees Charles H., physician, h 75 New n Livings-
~ ton av
Voorhees G. Mrs., bds 64 Paterson
Voorhees Martha Mrs., h 98 Bayard
Voorhees John H., paper stainer, h 77 Church
Voorhees J. H. Jones, paper stainer, h 95 Albany
Voorhees David W., railroad employee, h French cor
Brown
Voorhees Daniel, rubber worker, h 117 Burnet
Voorhees John C., painter, h 129 Burnet
- Voorhees Peter, button maker, h 1 Oliver
Voorhees Israel H. Mrs., h 10 Morris
Voorhees Maria Miss, h 18 Church
Vroom Garret V., grocer, 31 Church h 124 George
Vroom Jonathan R., clerk, bds 72 Church
Vroom Henry, grecer, 31 Church h 72 do
Vroom Garret V., clerk, h 124 George
Vrooman Henry 8. Mrs., h 113 George
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Wade Patrick, weaver, h 20 Somerset
Waldron John, (J. & E. Waldron ,) h 143 George
Waldron Edward, (J. & I. Waldron,) h 143 George
Waldron Jas., laborer, h 59 Washington
Walker Irene “Mrs., h 6 Neilson
Walker John, cigar maker, h Hassart » Welton
Walker Julia, h Hassart n Welton
Walker John, h 14 Neilson
WALKER JAMES, grocer, canal outlet, h Burnet n
steamboat dock
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Walsh John, blacksmith, h 46 John
Walsh Mary, h Seaman n Throop av
Walsh Catharine, bds Seaman n Throop av
Walsh Juha, bds Seaman n Throop av
Walsh Margaret, bds Seaman n Throop av
Walsh Andrew, shoemaker, h Suydam n Com’cial av
Walsh Jane, h Bishop
Walsh Margaret Mrs., confectionery, 185 Burnet h do
Walling John A., shoemaker, h Hassart n Abeel
Wagner John, laborer, h Nevius n city limits
Wagener Henry, laborer, h Nevius n Guildon
Wagner August, laborer, h Guildon cor Prosper
Wagener Wilhelm, laborer, h Guildon cor Prosper
Wagener Henry, laborer, h cor Throop av and Sandford
Wahler Albert, carpenter, h Emmett cor Guildon
Waite William K., button maker, bds Paterson opp —
Kirkpatrick
Waker Jacob, butcher, bds Parks’ Hotel, 232 Burnet
Waker Henry, butcher, h junction Church and French
Wakeham Peter, marble cutter, h 56 Washington
Wanser Jarvis, cor Abeel and Hassart
Wanser Jarvis, jr. bowling alley, 226 Burnet h 15
Hiram
Ward Bridget Miss, h Drift Lane n Redmond
Ward John, laborer, h Throop av n Welton
Ward John, hosiery, bds 126 Burnet
Ward: Thomas, mason, h 123 New
Ward William, laborer, bds Drift Lane n Redmond
Ward John, fisherman, h Washington opp Peace
Ward Catharine Mrs., h 2 Somerset
Ward John, mason, h Suydam n Codwise av
Ware John, laborer, h Suydam n Remsen ay
Warfield John, (col’d,) laborer, h Comstock n French
Warne Wm. E., miller, h 49 Somerset
WARNER ©. F., supt. Novelty Rubber Works, bds
Railroad Hotel, George cor Somerset
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eee Michael, h 188 Burnet
Warner Jesse, harness maker, h 5 Dennis
Warren T. B., broker, h 42 Somerset
Warren Reid, laborer, h Easton av n Prosper
Warren John, boatman, h outlet lock
- Warren Peter, h 10 Neilson
Warren Michael, boatman, cor Throop av and Town-
send
Warner Christian, machinist, h Suydam n Throop av
Warren Arthur, boatman, h 18 Neilson
Warren Sarah Miss, h 42 Bayard
Watson John A., carpenter, -h 3 French
Way Alexander M., (Jenkins & Way,) h 167 Neilson
Way Dunham M., painter, h Suydam n Codwise av
Way George W., shoemaker, h 86 New
Wark Archibald J. , clerk, h 30 George
Wark John J. , telegraph operator, bds 30 George
Weart Jacob TT. ., grocery, 94 New, h do
Weaver Jacob, tailor, h 12 Schureman
Webb Greenleaf 8. Rev. ,h 165 Neilson
Webber William Cl rarles, h 29 Church
Weir Silas E., city missionary, h Sicard cor Richardson.
Weir James, mason, h Throop av ab Comstock
Wicks Edward B., M.D., h 123 George
Wicks Townsend, laborer, h Albany, McKune’s Block
Wicks Charles, mac hinist, h 32 Richmond
Weirfritz Charles, laborer, Handy, cor Nichol ay
Weigle John, barber, 21 Dennis, h do
Weigle Philip, barber, 214 Burnet, h do
Welch John, car penter, Bey: Washington
Welch Richard W., harbor master, outlet lock
Welch Michael, saloon, h 82 Burnet
Welch John, tailor, h Jer sey av n Comstock
Welch Thomas, confectioner y, 227 Neilson, h do
Welsh Michael, watchman, h 90 Church
Welsh Bridget, Mrs., h Guildon n City limits
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Welsh Mary Mrs , h Bishop
Walsh Patrick, janitor Public School, h 92 Church
Welsh Luke, boatman, h 8 Commercial av
Welsh Patrick, restaurant, h 68 Burnet, n outlet lock
Welsh Patrick, gardener, h Hamilton opp Union
WELLS CHARLES C., druggist, h Bayard n
Schuyler
Weller Charles, tailor, h Guildon cor Bartlett
Weller Christopher, laborer, h Easton avn Bartlett
Werner Henry, laborer, h 17 French
Westner Andrew H., carriage maker, h 98 New
Weston Alfred, boatman, h 14 Commercial av
Weston Zachius, wheelwright, h 58 Burnet
Westrupp Walter, miller, h 17 Water
Westervelt John, wood turner, RR av bet Townsend
and Suydam
Westervelt Andrew V. D., machinist, RR av bet
Townsend and Suydam
Wessells Ellen Mrs., John n Moiris
Wetsell Augustus, h 20 Oliver
Weyer George, laborer, Handy n Throop ay
Weeks 8. H., captain, h 59 Somerset
Whalen Walter, laborer, h 19 Somerset
Whelan Edward Mrs., h 238 Neilson
Whelan Thomas, laborer, h 18 Somerset
Wheeler Chauncey P., shoemaker, h Throop av bet
Townsend and Suydam
White Alexander, shoemaker, h 4 Somerset
White W. H. H. Mrs., h 9 Codwise av
White Harriet Mrs., h 6 Somerset
White Edward, cutter, h 188 Burnet
White Patrick, laborer, h Bishop n George
White John, laborer, h 10 Neilson
White William, laborer, h Seaman n Remsen av
White George, ship carpenter, h Seaman n Remsen ay
White James, laborer, Seaman n Remsen ay
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White Richard M., engineer, h 7 Codwise av
White James C., rubber worker, Comstock n Jersey av
Whitehead Samuel, laborer, h Mine n College av
Whitlock Isaac D., carpenter, RR av n Townsend
Whitlock Alexander, carpenter, h Paterson n Schuyler
Whitenack Charles (col’d) butcher, h Delevan n
Throop av
Whitenack Mary Mrs., Jarrard’s Alley, n Burnet
Whitney Bennett, machinist, h 7 Neilson
WHIPPER WILLIAM, (col’d) Cashier Saving’s
Bank, Phila., h 82 Somerset
Whitty Eliza Mrs., h n Landing
- Whittaker Richard, machinist, h 57 Washington
Wilber Henry D., laborer, h 4 Hiram
Wilcox jr., Theodore, ship carpenter, 33 Neilson
Wilcox Theodore, ship carpenter, cor Carman and
Neilson .
Wilcox Augustus M., huckster, 120 Burnet
Wilcox Moses, ship carpenter, h John n Hassart
Wilcox Charles, tin smith, h 104 Burnet
Wilcox John, farmer, h n Lawrence’s Brook
Wile William C., physician, 54 Church, bds 56 do
Wilson William M., h 73 Church
Wilson R. H., tinsmith, 45 Neilson, h 16 Bayard
Wilson Abigail B., Mrs., h 119 Neilson
Wilson Henry, carpenter, h 14 Richmond
Wilson James, clerk, bds First Ward Hotel
Wilson William H., boatman, h Suydam n Commer-
cial av
Wilson George W., h cor John and Hassart
Wilson Joseph F., carpenter, h cor John and Hassart
Wilson Martin, clerk, h 107 New
Wilson Ellen Mrs., h Clifton av Neilson farm
Wilson Henry, shoemaker, h 76 Church
Williams Charles 8. Mrs., h 93 Bayard
Williams George, expressman, bds 93 Bayard
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Williams Conrad, mail carrier, 77 Church
Williams Alexander, boatman, h 6 Hiram
Williams Jane Mrs., h 63 Washington
Williams Thomas D., saloon, 218 Neilson, h do
Williams Charles, laborer, h Easton av n Prosper
Williams Charles, (col’d,) laborer, h Delevan n Lee ay
Williams Jackson C., (col’d,) laborer, h Delevan bet
Commercial and Throop av |
Wilhams Henry C., (col’d,) waiter, h cor Seaman and
Jones av
Williamson Isaac A., (Williamson & Smith,) 3 King
Block h 14 Morris
Williamson Alfred, clerk, h 75 Church
Williamson Isaac V. D., boarding house, 78 Bayard
WILLIS GEORGE W., harness and collars, 57 New
and 1 Burnet h 59 New
Winckler Nicholas, bookkeeper, h Hardenbergh n Ham-
ilton
Winhave , Shoemaker, h Guildon n Bartlett
Winter Edward, boiler maker, h 124 Neilson
Wirtz Ferdinand, pro. German House, 18 Albany cor
Peace h do.
WISEMAN FREDERICK A., jeweller, h Paterson
n Kirkpatrick
Wobee Henry H., trimmer and painter, h French cor
Suydam
Woolf Elizabeth, h 15 Hassart
Wolfson Aaron, clothing, 242 Burnet h do
Wolfson A., salesman, h 32 Richmond
Wolsey Wm., (col’d,) laborer, h 20 French
Worle Thomas, gardener, h Clifton ay
Worner Christian, locksmith, 45 Albany h Suydam
Worswick James, printer, bds 53 Washington
Wood Kate Mrs., bds 34 Dennis
Wood John, merchant, h Easton ay ab Bartlett
Wood Wm., nurseryman, h Mine n College av
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Wood se as., hanuea et: h French n b raeR ra:
Woods Burnet, laborer, h Lee av cor Suydam
Woods Arthur, sexton RB. C. Church, h Harvey n
Somerset
Woodbridge Samuel Rev., h Seminary Place
Woodhall James, gas fitter and crockery, 33 Albany
h do
Woodruff F. B. Mrs., h 25 Bayard
Woodruff Charles S$. . (Amer & Woodruff;) hats and
caps, h 94 Bayard
Woolsey Engene, grocer, cor Dennis and Hiram h cor
Hassart and Abeel
Woolsey Ellen Mrs., (col’d,) h Prosper
Wray William H., tailor, h Suydam n Commercial av
WRIGHT FREDERICK, carpenter, h Abeel bet
Carman and Commercial av
Wright Arthur, carpenter, h Abeel bet Carman and
Commercial av
Wright Wm. W., carpenter, bds cor John and Oliver
Wright Edward B., carpenter and builder, h cor John
and Oliver
Wright Wm., sash and blind maker, bds 126 Burnet
Wright J oseph, bds Handy n Remsen av
Wricht Peter, bds Handy n Remsen ay
Wright John, basket maker, h Handy n Remsen av
Wright Thomas J. , (col’d,) laborer, h Handy n Rem-
sen av
Wright John, laborer, h 87 Church
Wright Walter, carpenter, bds 40 John
Whitney Henry, machinist, h 107 Neilson
WYCKOFF P. 4H., (Wyckoff & Tunison,) grocer,
h 115 Burnet
Wyckoff Cornelius Rev., h 76 Bayard
Wyckoff Peter, h 18 Oliver
Wyckoff James H., h 18 Oliver
Wyckoff Catharine Mrs., h 58 Washington
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Wyckoff Harvey, (col’d,) driverh Hamilton n Robinson
Wyckoff Garret, land agent, h 84 Bayard
Wyckoff John V. M., real estate agent, h 122 Neilson
Wyckoff Jacob Mrs., h 6 Bayard
Wyckoff Peter V., h 45 Schureman
Wyckoff Frederick, carpenter, bds Redmond bet RR
and Codwise av
YZ.
Yates Zacariah, painter, Throop av ab Comstock
Young Peter, shoemaker, h 124 New
Yunker Geo., button maker, h Throop av n Baldwin
Young Edwin B., physician, at Dr. Morrough’s, h cor
Commercial av and George
Yzuaga J. A., clerk, bds 86 Bayard
Zan
Zahn John, h Kaston av n Prosper
Zahn Catharine Mrs., h 18 Richmond
Zahn Mathias, shoemaker, h 18 Richmond,
Zahn William, h 18 Richmond
Zahn Andrew, h 18 Richmond
Zillager Adam, laborer, h 43 Burnet
Zimmerman Henry, baker 14 Hiram cor Dennis, h do
Zimmerman Sebastian, barber, 28 Church, bds do
Zimmerman Henry, painter, h Guildon n Prosper
Zimmerman Henry B., human hair goods, 30 Church
Zimmerman John, laborer, h 134 Burnet
Zizens William H., painter, h 66 Church
Zogg John, h Remsen av n Baldwin
Zooner, Frederick, turner, h Guildon n Prosper
Zepp John, butcher, 90 Burnet, h Baldwin bet Remsen
and Lee ay
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Agents.
Abbott Henry W. & Co., insurance agents and bre-
kers, 182 Neilson
Booraem Theodore B., insurance, 101 George, cor
Bayard
Ferguson John §., real estate, Somerset opp RR Depot
Hunter James T., real estate, 30 Bayard
Hardenbergh Rutsen, insurance and real estate, 139
George
Jenkins & Way, insurance and real Sainte. 159 Neilson
Mayo A. W., insurance, 49 Schureman
Ogilby Arthur G., insurance and negotiator of bonds
and mortgages, 141 George
Provost A. P., real estate, Bayard cor Neilson
Price George W., real estate, 31 John
Storer David A., insurance, College av n Stone
Van Zandt Isaac, insurance, 20 Richmond
Voorhees Garret G., real estate, 4 French
Wyckoff Garret, real estate, 94 Bayard
Wyckoff, John V. M., real estate, 122 Neilson
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Barbers.
Anderson Theodore, 23 Peace
Butcher & Farmer, 174 Burnet
Gregory Pernett, 40 Dennis
Harvey J. G., 10 Albany
Knoll John, 5 Hiram
Landmesser Charles, 35 Albany
Silzer Theodore, 28 Church
Treadwell Phillip, 22 Somerset
Weigel Philip, 214 Burnet
Weigel John, 21 Dennis
Billiards.
Carman Ira, 17 Hiram
Marsh Eleakim, 30 Albany.
Railroad Hotel, cor George and Somerset
Bakers.
Bradley George, cor Easton av n Bar tlett
Greer George, 193 Burnet
Grouse William, 27 New
Hayes Richard, 203 Neilson
Jaques Samuel, John cor Hassart
Mylchreest Richard H., 45 and 47 Burnet
Northrop E. W., 19 Peace, ft Church
Pressler George, Easton av cor Bartlett
Staat Frederick, 91 George
Tenneson Thomas, Easton av cor Somerset
Zimmerman Henry, 14 Hiram
Blacksmith and Wheelwright.
Bennett Henry, 49 John
Brown & Madden, 41 Burnet
Donnelly Charles, Neilson, n Bayard
Fauroat & Dehart, 18 Dennis
Farrelly Philip, 54 Burnet
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Harra, Mortimer, Shuck & Vanderveer, 15 Dennis
Hoagland Lewis H., 101 Burnet n Hassart
Kelsey David, Neilson n Washington
Kennedy William C., 51 John
McCrellis Brothers, 16 Somerset
Morris G. W., Morris n George
Nevis James, 49 John
Outcalt Jacob H., Suydam n George’s Road
Pearson Michael, Welton cor Carman
Phillips Abraham, 21 New .
Reed William, cor Commercial av and Burnet
Reed Benjamin, 112 Burnet
Boat Builders.
Hoagland Lewis H., 105 Burnet
Oram Joseph 8., 69 Burnet
Kempton William H., 77 Burnet
Runyon V. & Sons, 91 and 99 Burnet
Books and Stationery.
Miller Robert G., 224 Burnet cor Hiram
Sampson & Morgan, 5 Peace
Terhune & Van Anglen, 31 Albany
Cornell Jacob, 37 Dennis
Book and Job Printers.
Babcock & Co., 36 Dennis
Times Office, 22 Albany
Terhune & Van Anglen, 31 Albany
Boot and Shoe Dealers.
Brokaw William V., 36 Dennis
Hannah R. J., 16 Hiram
Harding Francis, 13 Peace
Houghton Patrick, 16 Church
Hutchinson A. V., 24 Dennis
Manson J., 3 Church
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McCallum W., 10 Church
Parsons J. B. & Sons, 15 Church
Peck Egbert 8., 23 Church
Schwab John, 27 Peace
Suydam Wilham, Dennis cor Hiram
Box Manufacturers.
Cronk & Clayton, John foot Morris.
Butchers.
Allen Rostene A., 20 Albany
Craven Michael, 170 Burnet
Deinzer George, Neilson n Bayard
Dey Hamilton, Neilson cor New ,
DeMott & Price, Neilson cor Hiram
Doyle Jordon 8., Throop av cor Suydam
Havens John R., cor Codwise av and New:
Lair Jacob, Remsen av bet Seaman and Suydam
Waker Jacob, 22 Hiram
Oliver Francis M., 19 Hiram
Pritting & Jenkers, 18 Albany
Smith George, 6 Hiram
Travers John, 53 Albany
Taylor Elias C., cor New and George
Zepp John, 90 Burnet
Carpenters and Builders.
Bishop & Van Nortwick, cor Commercial av & Burnet
Connet & Cathcart, Carman n George
Feister & DeHart, ‘Suydam n Commercial av
Holman James, 51 John
Inslee John B., 53 George
Langstaff Reuben, Dennis n Hiram
McKeag & Croken, cor Lee av and Welton
O’Brien George, Hassart n John
Page Edward, 117 Neilson
Rhine James, 30 John
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Rule George, 50 John
Suydam John H., New n Drift Lane
Van Doren William 8., 68 Neilson
Van Duersen & Opie, 31 Morris ab George
Whitlock Alexander, Welton n Drift Lane
Wright Frederick, Abeel n Commercial av
Wright E. B., Oliver n John
Carpet Weavers..
Duncan McNair, Hamilton cor Union
Hayes Michael, 160 Burnet
Kline Francis, 12 Albany
Mintel John, 174 Burnet
Sansbury William, Comstock cor Commercial av
Carriage Manufacturers.
Castner Joseph, 10 Spring
DeHart Abm., 18 Dennis
O’Gorman Matthew, 43 Burnet
Van Nuis Lyle, Washington cor City Alley
Wobee Henry H., 20 Dennis
China and Class. .
Harper John, 92 Burnet
Hornby James, 26 Hiram
Nindel Louis, 29 Church
Rowland Wm., 3 Paterson Block |
Woodhall James, 33 Albany
Clothes Cieaners.
Bauer Morris, 170 Burnet
Oughton James, Burnet cor Hiram
Coal and Wood Dealers.
Daly Wm. & J., ft Albany
Richmond & Co., 215: Commerce Square
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Ross E. & Son, 125 Burnet
Runyon EK. & Son, 165 Burnet
aie & Brother, cor French and Schuyler
Voorhees Isaac, 22() Commerce Square
Confectionery, &c.
Cornell John H., 51 Church
Frank Win., 32 Peace
Greenwood Thomas, 190 Burnet
Guise Wm., 67 George
Hopkins Margaret Mrs., 25 Neilson
McClintock Ferdinand, 151 Neilson
Martin Peter B., 120 George
Meyers Philip A., 28 Bayard
Miller Peter, 177 Neilson
Northorp E. W., 19 Peace ft Church
Pollard Bros., 35 Church
Reed Eliza, 62 Neilson
Reeves H. C., 47 Church
Solomon Samuel, 21 Church
Solomon Charles A., 35 Dennis
Suydam Wm., Hiram cor Dennis
Van Buskirk John C., French cor Suydam
Welsh Jane, 103 N eilson
Dentists.
Case R. C., 55 Albany
Chevalier Edward, 7 Paterson
Dean Horace, George cor Church
Robbins E. W., Church cor Neilson
Van Antwerp James, 209 Burnet
Distiller.
Wallace & Co., Water ft Somerset
Druggists.
Kastburn Robert, 22 Church cor Dennis
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Hires Gershom C., 24 Hiram
Kaemmerer Nicholas, 19 Albany
Kempton George, Burnet cor Richmond
Meeker J. W., 184 Burnet
Phillips Henry W., 54 Church
Rust & Sons, 7 Peace
Stevens David, 27 Church
Van Pelt & Co, cor Church and Peace
Wells Charles C., cor George and Albany
Dry Coods.
Cohn & Emden 186fNeilson
Dunham Andrew L., 19 Church
Fisher & French 1 Paterson Block
Fisher & Marsh, 12 Church
Hagaman & Van Cleef, 17 Church
Johnson P, H., 23 Dennis
Lyons W. K., 21 Peace
McMahon & Co., 197 Burnet
Stoddard, Duncan & Van Pelt, 1 King Block
Williamson & Smith, 3 King Block
Fancy Coods.
Dupre John A., 20 Dennis
Frankenstein & Sichel, 9 and 11 Peace
Heck J. C. & Co., 18 Hiram
Hershfield 8., 6 Church
Jacobs & Hirsh, 5 Church
Rosenberg M., 204 Burnet
Shipway Geo. O., Church cor Neilson
Squier & Clark, 11 Church
Viehman A., 28 Dennis
Voorhees Augustus Mrs., Commerce Square
Fish Dealers.
Lasher Henry B., 6 Hiram
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Reed Alexander Mrs., Hiram n Neilson
Vanderveer Arnold F’., 143 Neilson
Foundries.
Deeley Wm., Sicard
Kelly Wm. E., New cor Neilson
Smith & Van Aman, 13 Water
Furniture.
Manning J. 8. & Son, 226 Burnet
Powelson Cornelius W., George cor Schureman
Voorhees Henry 8., 234 Burnet
Halstead Jefferson T., 63 New
Grain, Flour, and Feed.
Garretson & Co., Water cor Washington
Runyon Elias & Son, 165 Burnet
crocers.
Adams L. & Co., 12 Hiram cor Dennis
Auten Gustavus & Son, 8 Peace
Ballard 8. C., 25 Hiram |
Barber John, Remsen av cor Handy
Barr Jane Mrs., 171 Burnet
Bauer Wm., 188 Burnet
Bradley John, cor Easton av and Prosper
Bradley Hugh, Albany, McKune’s Block
Brady Daniel, 41 French
Bennett Gilbert, French cor Suydam
Buckelew J. B., 172 Burnet
Carlton Brothers, 93 Burnet
Cody Edward, Somerset cor Water
Colladay & Bennett, outlet lock
Corneil Peter, cor George and Carroll Place
DeHart John §., Neilson cor Schureman
Donohue James, Throop av cor Townsend
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BeaGhine: J ron Throop av cor Redmond
Donohue Lawrence, Remsen av cor Seaman
Flanagan J. P., Neilson cor New
Flage & Van Doren, 1 Church cor Peace
Ford Chas. P., 92 Bayard
Fox Patrick, Hassart cor Welton
Furlong John, Hamilton bel Division
Greenwood Henry, cor Oliver and George
Griggs T. A. & Son, 20 Hiram
Goolder Jacob, 161 Burnet
Hart James, Throop av n Townsend
Hart John, 112 Neilson
Hayes Patrick, 182 Burnet
Hayes John, 62 Burnet
Hillyer Stephen E., 16 Peace
~ Holland Jane, Throop av cor Seaman
Hurley James, 12 and 14 Burnet
Jahnke Henry, steamboat landing
Jarrard L. D. & Co., ab outlet lock
Kent Wm., George cor Church
Kline Daniel, 1 and 3 Burnet
Lyons Michael, 60 Somerset
Lyons Jas., Easton av cor Washington
Martin Isaac L., 75 Church
McCrellis Bros., "105 Neilson
McCurdy Daniel, 6 Somerset
McLaren John 8., Somerset cor Catharine
McLaughlin John, Hassart cor Welton
,McMahon Owen, Easton av n Mine |
‘New Joseph, 62 ‘Somerset
O’Brien Patrick G., 99 Albany
O’Connor, Michael, 116 Burnet
O’Neill Owen Mrs., '7 Burnet
O’Neill Michael, 6 and 8 Burnet
O’Neill Peter, outlet lock
Price Chas. W., 472 Albany
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Lane John F., 55 Neilson
Shaffer Wm., Easton av n Prosper
Shiek John, steamboat landing
Smith G. V. & Co., 65 Burnet
Suydam & Runyon, cor Hiram and Neilson
Terrill John N., 28 Hiram
Tolan Hugh, Easton av cor Mine
Van Cleef John V. H. , Albany cor Neilson
Van Derveer & Skillman, 68 Schureman
Van Derveer Jacob, 228 Burnet
Van Liew Henry, 78 Church
Vroom Henry, 31 Church
Walker James, canal outlet
Weart Jacob N., 94 New
Wyckoff & Tunison, 113 Burnet
Hardware.
Buckelew J. & Son, 207 Burnet
Clark Staats & Co. ,4 Peace
Stout Lewis & Sons, 1 Peace
Strong Chas. P. & Co., 201 Burnet
Hats, Caps, and Furs.
Amer & Woodruff, 205 Burnet
Heck J. C. & Co., 16 Hiram
Houghton P., 16 Church
Parsons J. B. & Son, 15 Church
Stewart J. 8. & E., 4 King Block
Van Arsdale R. A., 1 Peace
Harness, &c.
Barnes Jno. 8., 187 Burnet
Hogarthy Daniel, 18 Burnet
Kenna James, ab outlet lock
Miller Robert, 26 Albany
Nagle William, 4 Hiram
Willis George W., 1 Burnet and 57 New
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Hotels.
Ackerman Theodore, 42 Albany
Bell Hotel, Albany cor Water
Bull’s Head Hotel, Burnet cor Hiram
Cherry Hotel, 108 Burnet
_ City Hotel, Albany cor Neilson
Dunbar Jane Mrs., Neilson cor Washington
Elkin Hotel, 12 and 14 Burnet
Farmers’ and Mechanics Hotel, 32 Water
Fifth Ward Hotel, 43 Washington
First Ward Hotel, 68 and 70 Burnet
Firemans’ Hall, 189 Burnet
German Hotel, 18 Albany
Jarrard Hotel, cor Burnet and Commercial av
Kline Martin, 14 Albany
Liberty Hotel, 62 Burnet
Middlesex Hotel, Neilson foot Bayard
Monmouth Hotel, Burnet cor New
Neilson House, Burnet cor Richmond
New-Brunswick Hotel, George opp Depot
Park’s Hotel, 232 Burnet
Philadelphia Hotel, 110 Burnet
Phoenix House, 15 French
Raritan Hotel, 1 and 3 Burnet
Trainor Daniel, cor Burnet and Hassart
Union Hotel, 19 Peace
United State’s Hotel, Somerset opp RR Depot
White Hall Hotel, Albany cor Peace
Ice Dealer.
Dennett Asa, office, 159 Burnet
Jewellers.
. Baker Elias, 17 Peace ft Church
Clerc Gaetan, 180 Neilson
Cortelyou William H., 15 Peace
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Cortelyou Abraham, 18 Church
Marsh H. B. & Son, 14 Church
Schneider John, 20 Albany
Wiseman Frederick A., 7 Church
Junk Dealer.
McNeil Robert, Church n Schuyler
Kindling Wood.
Ayres Sylvanus, 14 French
Greenwood Thomas, 190 Burnet
Provost John 14 New
Shaw Thomas, Throop av cor Welton
Lawyers.
Adrain Garnet B., George cor Albany
Coggswell Andrew K., 55 Albany
Cowenhoven Charles T., 134 George
Herbert Charles M., George cor Church
Leupp William H., 61 Albany
Ludlow George C., 79 Albany
Reiley William, Albany n George
Schenck Abm. V., 134 George
Strong Woodbridge, 126 George
Van Cleef-James H., 145 George
Leather and Findings.
Dehart James, 33 Dennis
Lutz Adam, 29 Albany
Lime Kiln.
Dehart & Outcalt, 51 George
Livery and Exchange.
Campbell David Freeman, 54 Albany
Johnson Edward B., 157 George
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Morris John, Peace n Washington
-Pettit William, cor Dennis and Richmond
Rappleyea Andrew, rear United States Hotel
Ryno John, 40 Albany
Lock and Cunsmith.
Lenhart Adam J., 23 Hiram
Lumber Dealers.
Demott & Howell, 201 Burnet
Rolfe & Sons, Burnet ft New
Machinists.
Agnew Andrew, 158 Burnet
Munn George B., Water n Albany .
Middlesex Machine Works, 15 Spring n Albany
Kelley William E., New cor Neilson
Waldron J. & E., 31 and 33 Dennis
Marble Yards.
Eldridge George, 51 Neilson ft Paterson
Langstaff James, 199 Neilson
Sillecocks James H., cor Albany and Neilson
Merchant Clothiers and Tailors.
Ayres & Brower, 224 Burnet
Bauer Morris, 170 Burnet
Conover Garret, 33 Church
Davis John, 14 Peace
Fisher & French, 1 Paterson Block
Josten Charles, 32 Albany
Livingston & Brother, 8 Church
Mettlar George W., Church cor Neilson
Reynolds & Co., 25 Church
Snedeker, Outcalt & Co., 2 Paterson Block
Vincent M. D. & Co., 199 Burnet
Wolfson Aaron, 242 Commerce Square
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Millinery.
Brandreth Miss Alice T., 32 Dennis
Chorlton Samuel Mirs., 22 Dennis
Coddington Jane Mrs., 39 Church
Donnelly Charles Mrs. 24 Dennis
Jacob & Hersch, 5 Church
Verbrycke J ohn Mrs , 20 Church
Mineral Waters, &c.
Bell Samuel W., 94 Albany
Meincke Herman, Delevan, bet Codwise and Livings-
ton avenue
Music Stores.
Addis Ephraim V., 3 Hiram
Garland James, 7 Church
Newsdealers.
Cornell Jacob, Dennis n Church
Miller Robert G., Burnet cor Hiram
Sampson & Morgan, 5 Peace
Newspapers.
Fredenian Daily and Weekly, 36 Dennis
Rural American Monthly, 18 Hiram
Times Daily and Weekly, 22 Albany
Miner’s Weekly, (literary,) 18 Hiram
Miner’s Monthly Magazine, 18 Hiram
Paper Hanging Factories,
Janeway Henry L., Water bet W ashington and Som- |
erset
Nicholson & ii es ak 252 Neilson n RR Bridge -
Painters.
Brown William W., Morris opp Cemetery
Burnett & Buzzee, 80 Albany
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Sullivan & Chevalier, Dennis n Church
Hoagland Tunis A.; Carman n Abeel
Housell Henry C., 105 Burnet
Hubbard Charles 8., 51 John
Johnson John & Son, 34 Church
Meyer Augustus G., Seaman n Commercial av
Nevius & Clickener, 66 Church
Pette William H., Albany cor French
Pette & Hartough, 65 Church
Priestley L. V., 57 Church
Zimmerman & Bauman, Guildon n Prosper
Photographers.
Campbell & Schwarzer, 11 Peace
Clark David, 4 King Block
Scott John C., 226 Burnet
Physicians.
Baldwin Henry R., George cor Bayard
Clark Staat, 78 Bayard
Dunham Charles, 109 George
Hnglish David C., 57 Albany
Greenbank John W., 11 Bayard
Helm jr., John, 44 George
Janeway George J., 5 Livingston av
Kaemmerer Nicholas, 19 Albany
Meeker J. W., 184 Burnet
Morrough Clifford T., 75 Albany
Mulford Joseph L., 28 Albany
Metcalf J., 118 George
Robinson H. D., 48 New
Stevens David, 27 Church
Van Deursen William, 73 Albany
Van Deursen D. C., George cor Bayard
Van Dyke Rush, 5 Albany
Van Marter John 8., 46 Bayard
Voorhees Charles H., 75 Carroll Place
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Young Edwin B., 75 Albany
Wile William C., 54 Church
Plumbers.
Addis R. M.,'7 Hiram
Armstrong Wilham H., 2 King Block
Corcoran J. & J., 189 Neilson
Finnan Patrick, 38 Dennis
McKeag Hugh, 42 Albany
Woodhall J ames, 33 Albany
Van Sickle & Co., 207 Burnet
Woolcox, La Vere & Co., 15 Hiram
Pottery and Terra Cotta.
Buttler Alfred J., 152, 154 and 156 Burnet
Roofers.
Bergen Cornelius, 10 George
Van Aman William, New n Drift Lane
Restaurants and Saloons.
Adair & Green, 38 Dennis
Becker R. H., 185 Neilson
Bennett Julia Mrs., 15 Easton ay
Boice Theodore, 235 Neilson
Broxmeyer Jacob, Handy n-Throop av
Carolin Christopher, 60 Burnet
Concannon William, 201 Neilson
Conboy Rosanna Mrs., cor Washington and Neilson
Conzelman C., 169 Burnet
Cook Francis V., Remsen av n Comstock
Fate Peter J., 190 Neilson
Fate Jesse, 220 Burnet
Finnan Owen, Easton av n Somerset
Gearheart Frederick, cor Throop av and Suydam
Gluting John, cor Commercial av and George’s Road
Goble J. C., Hiram cor Burnet
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bee Peter P., Albany cor Little Burnet
Guise Wm., 68 George
Harkins Charles, 225 Neilson
Hickey Thomas, Lee av cor Townsend
Kline jr. Martin, Albany, McKune’s Block
McCarty Stephen, 1 Hassart
McGarrigal James, 66 Burnet
Mc&ough Bartle,{60 Burnet
Marsh K.., 20 Albany
Marsh Thomas, Railroad Depot
Martin Max., Neilson cor Richmond
Meyers Charles, Throop av cor Handy
Meehan James, n outlet lock
Miller Joseph, 73 Burnet
Murray Joseph, 118 Burnet
Neizer John, Commercial av cor Handy
Rupp John, 161 Burnet
Ryan Patrick, outlet lock
Seiffert George, 49 Albany
Smith James, Hamilton cor Division
Souville Lloyd A., Hiram cor Dennis
Stevens James, 98 Burnet
Walsh Matthew, 82 Burnet
Wanser Jarvis, 226 Burnet
Welsh Patrick,-68 Burnet
Wiiliams Thomas, 218 Neilson
Yunker George, Throop av n Baldwin
Zahn John, Easton av n Prosper
Sash and Blinds.
Buttler & Johnson, John opp Morris
Wright Silas, 49 J ohn
Sewing Machines.
Dupre John A. 20 Dennis
Gaston Oliver B., 34 Dennis
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Shipway George O., Church cor Neilson
Snedeker, Outealt & Co., 2 Paterson Block
Shoemakers.
Baker Peter B., 1902 Burnet
Beatty Robert, Easton av n Mine
Breece J. W., 74 Church
Cole James, outlet lock
Eling Thomas, 34 John
Farren Patrick, outlet lock
Florence John, 158 Neilson cor Paterson
Frees George, 1692 Burnet.
Garling Frederick, 152 Burnet
Geipel John A., 21 Albany
Grunwald L., 206 Burnet
Haggerty James, 228 Neilson
Heneman Fred’k., 59 Church
Hoagland Garret, Railroad av n Handy
Markey Thomas, "Remsen av cor Townsend
Paulus Adam; 161 Burnet
Sullivan James, 57 Washington
Sunderland Win., Schureman cor George
Quad Peter, Haston av opp Morrell
Shoe Manufacturers.
Boundy John, 12 Bayard
Felter & Co., Neilson ab RR bridge
Selover Isaac, Haston av n Somerset
soap Manufacturer.
Ackerman B. V., Peace n Washington
Stair Builder.
Tenn Isaac, John opp Morris
Stone Yard.
Bartle Isaac, Water n RR bridge
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Stoves, Tinware, &c,
Addis R. M., 7 Hiran
Armstrong Wm. H., 2 King Block
Finnan Patrick, 38 Dennis
Price H. M., 179 Burnet
Stout Lewis & Sons, 1 Peace
Van Sickell Wm. M. & Co., 207 Burnet
Wilson KR. H., 45 Neilson
. Faxidermist.
Eling Thomas, 34 John
Felegraphs.
Pacific & Atlantic, 34 Dennis
Western Union, 30 Church
Western Union, N. J. RR Depot
Western Union & C. & A., oxtlet lock
Tobacconists.
Birney Thomas, 6 Peace
Blumer Henry, 32 Church
Carman Ira, 17 Hiram
Gluting John, cor Commercial av and George’s Road
Guise Wm., 67 George
Hardy Jacob, 202 Burnet
‘Housell James W. 82 Church
Kuhn George, 175 Neilson
Meyers John, 13 Church
Meyers John W., 3 Peace
Meyers Philip, Albany cor Peace
Meyers P. A., 26 Bayard
Schroder Charles, Lee av n Seaman
Van Vechten George, 179 Neilson
Wood John, Haston av ab Bartlett
Tea, Coffee, and Sugar.
America & China Tea Co., 13 Hiram
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Dunham Chas. A. & Co., 222 Burnet
Weinstock & Kauffman, 209 Burnet
Umbrellas, &c. )
Cook J. W., 1382 Church
Undertakers.
DeHart H. V. & Co., 17 Albany
Lane 8. H., 472 Church
McDede Wm., 23 Albany
Rogers James L., 25 Albany ;
Vegetables and Fruits.
Bauer Wm., 188 Burnet
Meseroll Wm., George cor Liberty
Solomon Samuel D., 21 Church
Solomon C. A., 35 Dennis
Van Derveer Arnold, Neilson ft Bayard
Van Liew Abm., 41 Dennis
Wines and Liquors.
Grover Joseph, 201 Burnet
O’Neill Robert, Somerset cor Easton av
Strong George E., George cor Hassart
MISCELLANEOUS RECORD,
BOUNDARIES CITY OF NEW-BRUNSWICK.
Beginning at the mouth of Mile-Run Brook, south-
westerly up to where it crosses George’s Road; thence
east to Lawrence’s Brook, following said brook to the
Raritan River, crossing said river and following the
south boundary line of Piscataway Township, up said
river to a point opposite Mile-Run Brook.
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WARD BOUNDARIES.
First Ward—North by New-street and Trenton
Turnpike, east by Raritan River, south by Lawrence’s _
Brook, and west by City boundary line.
Second Ward.—North by Albany-street, east by
Raritan River, south by New-street, and west by
Neilson-street.
Third Ward—North by Albany-street, east by
Neilson-street, south by New-street, and west by
George-street.
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Fourth Ward—North by Church-street and old
post-road leading from this City to Princeton, east by
George-streetj;south by New-street and New-Bruns-
wick Turnpike, and west by City boundary line.
Fifth Ward—North by Raritan River and City
boundary line, east by George-street and a line drawn
from northern extremity of George-street to Raritan
River, south by Church-street, and old stage road to
Princeton, and west by City boundary line.
Siath Ward—North and east by Raritan Hiver,
south by Albany-street, west by George-street and a
line drawn from its northern extremity to Raritan
River.
2
ELECTION DISTRICTS.
First District—1st Polling Place—Bounded north
by New-street, east by Raritan River, west by George-
street, to boundary line of City. 2d Polling Piace
Bounded east by George-street, north by New-street
and Livingston av to boundary line.
Second District—Bounded south by New-street,
west by George-street, og a straight line to Raritan
River.
Third District—1st Polling Place—Bounded east
George-street, north by Albany and French streets, to
City limits, South by New-street and Livingston av
to boundary line. 2d Polling Place—Bounded north
by Albany and French streets to Mile-Run Brook, west
by Mile-Run Brock, east by George-street to the
Raritan River.
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NEW-BRUNSWICK CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor—George J. Janeway. ~
Recorder—Martin Nevius.
Solicitor—W oodbridge Strong.
Treasurer—Henry Blumer.
City Clerk—John F. Babcock.
Street Commissioner—Davis Carel.
City Physician—Joseph L. Mulford.
Surveyor—Thomas N. Doughty.
Overseer of the Poor—Dennis Paradine.
City Weigher—George W. Schuyler.
Sealer of Weights and DMeaswres.—Moses Doyle.
ALDERMEN.
TERM EXPIRES
First District—Jordon §. Doyle..------ 1871
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¢ = Tsaiah Hole. emer 1872
- Secon District—James L. Rogers.....--- 1871
os Isaac L. Wisher A SL 1871
i A Joseph L. Mulford___--- 1872
“é 6 Cornelius W. Powelson-_-_1872
2 Third District—Elihu Cook, Pres’t._..-- 1872
6 William Brow SY pale Sai IRcval
6¢ we Garret G. Voorhees_____- 1871
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF COMMON COUNCIL.
Committee on Finance—Alderman Voorhees, Hill
and Buttler.
Committee on Hydrants and Parks—Ald. Hill,
Cook and Mulford.
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Committee on eet Ald. Hubbard, Rolfe and
Powelson.
Committee on Streets and Roads—Ald. Fisher,
Buttler and Cook.
Committee on Gas and Lamps—Ald. Powelson,
Rogers, and Brower.
Sanitary Commiattee—Ald. Rolfe, Doyle, and
Brower.
Committee on Poor—Ald. Cook: Doyle and Fisher.
Committee on Police—Ald. Rogers, Fisher and
Buttler.
Committee on Public Buildings—Ald. Rolfe, Mul-
ford and Hubbard.
Committee on Licenses—Ald. Mulford, Fisher and
Hubbard.
Committee on Fire Department—Ald. Buttler,
Powelson and Hill.
Committee on Officers and Officers Salaries—Ald.
Doyle, Brower and Voorhees.
Committee on Unfinished Business—Ald. Hubbard,
Voorhees and Rogers.
FREEHOLDERS.
Richard Hope, Woodbridge Strong, Wm. G. Dehart.
POLICE FORCE.
Chief of Police—Charles Oliver.
Patrolmen, 1st District—George Helman, Andrew
Brower, James Van Duyn.
2d District—Lawrence G. Fisher, Robert Dyer,
Nathaniel Cunningham.
3d District—Dumont Garretson, M. A. McDonald,
Edward Fitzgerald.
Special Policemen—Millard Stevens, John Dutchler,
Thomas Fisher, Michael Daily, Wm. Ayres, Theo.
Wilcox, Sr., Wm. A. Mayo, John Kline.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Meet first Wednesday of every month at Bayard-
street Public School.
WARD. TERM EXPIRES 1872. TERM EXPIRES 1871.
Ist, George Buttler, John Cheesman,
2d, Garret Conover, Nelson Dunham,
3d, . Fred’k Staat, Henry R. Baldwin,
4th, Lewis T. Howell, Henry L. Janeway,
5th, George C. Ludlow, Theo. G. Neilson,
6th, James L. Rogers, Thos. N. Doughty.
Geor ge C. Ludlow, President.
Lewis Applegate, Secretary and Treasurer.
. COMMITTEES.
On Repairs and Furnishing Buildings—Buttler,
Doughty, Cheesmau:, Rogers.
On Books and Stationery—Baldwin, Janeway, Staat.
On Finances—Dunham, Howell, Cheesman.
On Auditing Accounts—Howell, Staat, Rogers.
On Grievances—Conover, Buttler, Neilson.
On Teachers, Instruction and Discipline—Janeway,
Baldwin, Conover, Neilson, Doughty.
Board of Examiners—Ludlow, Baldwin, Janeway,
Dunham.
COLLEGE, SEMINARY AND SCHOOLS.
Rutgers College—Kstablished 1770. Rev. Wm. H.
Campbell, D.D., L.L.D., President. George H. Cook,
Ph.D., Vice President.
Theological Seminary—Faculty: Rev. 8. M.
Woodbridge, D.D., Rev. J. F. Berg, D.D., Rev. J.
DeWitt, D.D., Rev. D. D. Demarest, D.D.
Rutgers College Grammar School—Rev. DeWitt T.
Reiley, Rector. Robert D. Woodruff, Principal.
New-Brunswick Female Institute—Principal, Miss
H. Hoyt.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Bayard Street Schooi—No. 18 Bayard—Henry B.
Pierce, Principal; Walter H. Chase, Vice-Principal.
Miss S. N. Riley and Phoebe J. Dumott, Vice-Princi-
pals Female Department.
First Ward School—Carman cor. Neilson-street.
Colored Schooi—No. 94 Church-street—Mrs. Ger-
trude Eldridge, Teacher.
Roman Catholic School—No. 15 Bayard
O’Sullivan, Supt.
German School—Rev. O. Lohr, Principai.
See oo
Wm. J.
PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
Mrs. Shippey, 10 French-street.
Miss Beck’s 86 Bayard.
Misses Bucknall’s, College avenue, corner Bartlett
Miss Bell’s, 9 Bayard
Mrs. Beavers, rear 57 Albany.
Miss Venbroeck’s, 25 Morris.
Lancasterian School—Established 1814. A. W.
Mayo, Principal.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
County Court House—Between Bayard and Pater-
son, above Kim Row. County Collector’s office in
basement. Richard McDonald, Collector. |
County Clerk and Surrogates Building—Court
House Square. J. Elmer Stout, Clerk, F. §. Hol-
combe, Surrogate.
County Jatl—Court House Square. George Farr,
Sheriff. James Monoghan, Jailor.
City Hall—liberty-street. Mayor, Geo. J. Jane-
way. Recorder, Martin Nevius. Treasurer, Henry
Blumer. City Clerk, John F. Babcock,
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CHURCHES.
Christ Church, LEpiscopal—Neilson-street. Or-
ganized about 1742. Rector, Rev. A. Stubbs, D.D.
Residence 62 Bayard-street. Church accommodations
590.
St. John the Hvangelisi,
Organized Dec. 1861. Rector, Rev. Charles E. Phelps.
Church accommodations, 200.
First Baptist Church—George-street, corner Bayard.
Organized Sept. 1816. Pastor, Rev. H. EF. Smith,
-Residence George-street, opposite Throop avenue.
Church accommodations, 750.
St. James Methodist Episcopal Bayard-street,
Organized 1859. Pastor, Rev. Win. V. Kelley. Res-
idence 96 Geor ee-street. Church accommodations, 500.
Pitman Methodist Episcopal—George-street. Or-
ganized 1851. Pastor, Rev. C. R. Hartranft. Resi-
dence George-street near Oliver-street. Church ac-
commodaticns, 600.
Liberty-street Methodist Kpiscopal—Liberty-street.
Organized about 1809. Pastor, Rev. B. 8. Sharp.
Residence 57 Bayard-street. Churchaccommodations,
800.
Mit. Zion Methodist Episcopal, (colored)—Division-
street. Organized 1827. Pastor, Rev. James V.
Pierce. Residence Hale-street near Railroad-avenue,
Church accommodations 300.
First Presbyterian—George-street. Organized -
about 1726. Pastor, Rev. A.D. L. Jewett. Residence
36 Bayard-street. Church accommodations, 900.
Secorl Presbyterian—George-street. Organized
1840./ Pastor, Rev. Henry Neill. Residence 63 ay-
ard. Church accommodations, 500.
First Reformed—Neilson-street. Organized about
1700. Pastor, Rev. H. RB. Stelle. Residence 106
George-street. Church accommodations, 1,100.
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pune Reformed—George-street. Organized 1843.
Pastor, Rev. Chester Hartranft. Residence 54 New-
street. Church accommodations, 1,000.
Third Reformed, (German,)—Guildon- street. Or-
ganized 185L. Church accommodations, 100.
St. John’s German Reformed—Albany-street, cor-
ner George-street. Organized 1861. Pastor, Rev. O.
Lohr. Residence Easton-avenue.
MISSIONS.
North Mission—Hamilton-street near George-street.
Union Mission—F rench-street above Railroad.
Bethel Mission—Burnet-street below Commercial
avenue.
Association Misston—Hale-street.
ROMAN CATHOLIC,
St. Peter and St. Paul’s—Somerset-street. Organized
1830. Priest, Rev. John Rogers. Residence Division-
street. Curate, M.C. Duggan. Residence 54 Som-
erset. ;
St. John the Baptist, (German,)—Neilson-street.
Priest, Rev. G. Misdziol. Residence 30 South Neilson.
Jewish ynagogue—City Hall. H. Bernstein,
Rabbi.
HALLS.
City Hall, Liberty-street.
Greer’s Hall, 195 Burnet-street.
Hertzog Hall, Seminary Place.
Senger. Hall, "Richmond-street.
Van Neste Hall, College grounds.
Kearney Hall, 22 Albany.
Odd Fellow’s Hall, Neilson-street.
Smith’s Hall, City Alley.
St. Peter’s Hall, Bayard-street.
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INCORPORATED COMPANIES.
Gas Light Co. of New-Brunswick.—Kstablished
1852. John W. Newell, Sup’t. Office, Washington-
street, opposite Peace- street.
New-Brunswick Water Works. —President, J. Let-
son. Sect’y, Treas. and Engineer, T. N. Doughty.
Incorporated 1859.
New-Brunswick Fire Insurance Co.—Oflice, No.
171 Neilson-street. Incorporated Dec. 1826. ‘Cash
capital, $50,000 ; surplus $38,878.64. Lewis Apple-
gate, Sect’y. H. H. Palmer, President.
New-Brunswick Mutual Fire Inswrance Co—In-
corporated Feb. 1846. Office, 145 George-street. As-
sets $56,858.96. Ira C. Voorhees, President ; Jas.
H. Van Cleef, Sect’y.
Hyatt Rubber Co.—No. 137 Nei!son-street. Lewis
L. Hyatt, President ; C. Meyer, Treasurer.
Novelty Lubber Co.—Neilson-street, above railroad
bridge. Hstablished 1856. C. Meyer, President and
Treasurer; W. Williamson, Sect’y. New-York
Warehouse, 50 and 52 Franklin-street.
New-Brunswick Rubber Co.—Washington-street,
near Peace-street. Established 1849. J. Letson,
President ; K. T. B. Spader, Sect’y and Treasurer,
New-York Agency, No. 44 Park Place.
Norfolk and New-Brunswick Hosiery Co.—Neilson
street, near railroad bridge. Established 1863. Lucius
P. Porter, President ; Jonathan Earle, Secretary and
Treasurer. New-York office, 47 and 49 White-street.
Star Linseed Oil Co.—Factory Little Burnet-street.
Established 1866. CC. Meyer, President ; W. H. Har-
rison, Sect’y; C. Meyer, Treas.
New-Jersey Express Co.—Office, Church-street,
corner Dennis-street.. Peter H. Staats, agent,
Mason Manufacturing Co.—No. 14 Spring- -street.-
Stephen R, Pinckney, President,
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BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Citizens’ Loan Association—Organized July, 1862.
President, Elihu Cook ; Secretary, Henry Blumer ;
Treasurer, Lewis Applegate ; Solicitor, W. Strong.
United States Loan Association—Organized April,
1864. President, John W. Greenbank, M. D.; Sec-
retary, Patrick Haggerty ; Treasurer, Samuel Carlton ;
Solicitor, Woobridge Strong.
Excelsior Loan Association—Organized Nov. 1865.
President, Jeptha Cheesman; Secretary, Theodore B.
Booream ; Treasurer, Theo. Ashmore ;_ Solicitor,
Theo. B. Booream.
Mutual Loan Association—Organized Jan. 1866.
President, Lewis Applegate; Secretary, Henry Blumer;
Treasurer, E. K. Dunham ; Solicitor, W. Strong.
Manufacturers and Mechanics Association—Organ-
ized May, 1866. President, Wm. H. Acken; Secre-
tary, Geo. W. Davies ; Treasurer, Charles 8. Hill;
Solicitor, W. Strong.
Hureka Loan Association—Organized Nov. 1867.
President, A. D. Newell; Secretary, Theodore B.
Booream ; Treasurer, G. W. Appleton; Solicitor,
Theo. B. Booream.
Middlesex County Loan Association— Organized
Oct. 1867. President, Andrew Agnew ; Secretary,
Wm. 8. Van Doren ; Treasurer, Theodore Ashmore ;
Solicitor, W. Strong. ?
Union Loan <Association— Organized Oct. 1869.
President, Jas. P. Langdon ; Secretary, A. M. Way ;
Treasurer, Charles 8. Hill ; Solicitor, Wm. Reiley.
Raritan Loan Association—Organized 1869. Pres-
ident, Garret Conover ; Secretary, Arthur G. Ogilby ;
“hse Charles 8. Hill ; Solicitor, Charles Cowen-
oven. !
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Isaac L. Fisher, Chief Engineer ; Robert Cuddy,
lst Assistant Engincer; William H. Helm, 2d: Assis-
tant Engineer.
ENGINE COMPANIES.
Washington Steam Engine Co., No. 1—Burnet-st.;
Mathias H. Taylor, Foreman; Milton Ross, Assistant
Foreman.
Neptune Steam Engine Co., No, 2.—Liberty-street ;
Charles Denton, Foreman; Andrew V. D. Westervelt,
Assistant Foreman.
Phenix Steam Engine Co., No. 3.—Liberty-street;
Richard M. White, Horeman ; Cornelius W. Schuyler,
Assistant Foreman. i
Raritan Engine Co., No. 4.—George-street ; Peter
J. Stults, Poreman; Isaac Dunn, Assistant Foreman.
Protection Steam Engine Co., No. 5.—George-st.;
James Houghton, Joreman; John Daily, Assistant
Foreman.
Hibernia Engine Co., No. 6.—Easton ave.; Alex.
O’Neill, Foreman; Cor. Tierney, Assistant Foreman.
Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1.—George-st.; Laban
H. Chamberlain, foreman; Frederick Staat, Assist.
Foreman. ;
Liberty Hose Co., No. 1.--George-street; Isaac D.
Selover, Foreman; James L. Fisher, Assist. Fore-
man. :
Washington Hose Co.—Burnet-street; Edward
Lacey, Loreman.
Neptune Hose Co.—Liberty-street; Samuel McCol-
ough, Foreman.
Phenix Hose Co.—lLiberty-street; Peter Atkinson,
Foreman. :
Protection Hose Co.—George-street; Thomas Car-
rigan, Foreman.
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SECRET AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.
Union Lodge, No. 19, A. F. & A. M.—Meet every
Ist and 3d Monday of each month, at their Hall, in
Liberty-street.
Charles C, Wells, W. M.: T. H. BR. Redway, 8. W.;
John C. Scott, J. W.; Arch. J. Wark, T.; George P.
Norton, Sec.; ‘John Evans, d..Ds - Phillip A Meyers,
ules - Goyn D. McCoy and George I. Ross, M. of C.;
John Cortelyou, Tyler.
Scott Chapter No. 4.—Meets 4th Friday in each
month, at same place.
J. J. Holland, M. HE. H. P.; Charles C. Wells, E.
K.; John 8. Stewart, E.S8.; John Evans, C. H.; John
L. ‘Manning, P. S8.; George P: Norton, R. Al'C3
Henry A. Hull, M. 3d V.; Henry 8. Boice, M. 2d V.;
James Garland, M. Ist V.; Fred. A. Wiseman, Trea. ;
Enos A. Sage, Rec.; John Cortelyou, Sentinel.
Scott Council No. 1.—Meets 1st Friday in each
month at same place as above.
T. H. R. Redway, T. Ill. Master; Charles C. Wells,
R, IL D. Master; Jerome B. Borden, P. C. of Work;
A.J. Wark, Treas.; Henry 8. Boice, Recorder; Wm.
H. Fisher, Capt. of Guard; John 8. Stewart, C. of
Council; J. Chas. Van Cleef, Steward; John Cortel-
you, Sentinel.
Ceur de Lion Commandery, No. 8.—Meets 2d
Wednesday of each month, at same place as above.
Jerome’ B. Borden, EK. Commander; Chas. Dunham,
M. D., Generalissimo; THR. Redway, Capt. Gen’l;
As ek: Wark, Prelate; Wm. H. Fisher, Senior War-
den; J. J. Holland, Junior Warden; Isaac L. Fisher,
Treas.; Fred. A. - Wiseman, Recorder; Enos A. Sage,
Standard Bearer; David A. Storer, Sword Bearer :
John S. Stewart, ‘Warder: J. Charles Van Cleef, Ist
Guard; Andrew I. Dunham, 2d Guard; Loyal {3
Ives, 3d. Guard; John Cortelyou, Sentinel.
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New-Brunswick Lodge, No. 6, I. O.
Meet at their Hall, Neilson-street, every Monday
evening.
Kearney Post, No. 15, Grand Army of the Re-
public—Meet at their Hall, 22 Albany-street, every
Tuesday evening.
: KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
_ Friendship Lodge, No. 30.—Instituted Nov., 1869.
Meet every Thursday evening, at Kearney Hall, No.
22 Albany-street.
Raritan Lodge, No. 40.—Instituted April 1870.
Meet every Tuesday evening, at Odd Fellow’s Hall,
Neilson-street.
Knighis of St. Crispin, No. —.—Organized 1868,
Meet every two weeks, at Kearney Hall, Albany-
street.
United American Mechanics, No. 40.—Meet every
Wednesday evening, at Kearney Hall, 22 Albany-
street. Instituted Aug., 1869.
Young Mens Christian Association.—Rooms No.
54 Church-street. Open every evening except Sun-
day. Library open Wednesday and Saturday even-
ings from 7 to 9, and Saturday afternoon from 4 to 5
o'clock.
D. C. English, President; E. B. Wicks, C. B. Stout,
J. P. Langdon, Vice Presidents; J. J. Janeway, Treas-
urer; J. 8. Van Anglen, Cor. Sec.; W. H. Chase,
Rec. Sec.; Hon. James Bishop, Wm. R. Janeway,
Simon Van Wickle, Staats Clark, Abm. Voorhees, J.
K. Hoyt, J. P. Langdon, Trustees.
New-Brunswick. City Tract Society.—Organized in
1824.
Philadelphia Sabbath Association—Thomas Eling,
Missionary.
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Auxiliary and American Young Men’s Bible
Society—LHstablished 1816.
Middlesex County Bible Society—KHstablished in
1849.
Rutgers College Bible Society—Established in 1830,
Humane Society.—Ustablished in 1807. (Object
to supply the poor with fuel during winter. )
Dorcas Society—(Object, clothing widows and their
children.) Established 1813.
New-Brunswick Auxiliary Orphan Asylum Society
—Auxiliary to the Newark Orphan Asylum. Estab-
lished 1860.
Ladies’ Depository—(Object, to supply work to re-
spectable families.) No. 56 Church-street ; Miss E. H.
Garrigues, Sup’t. Established 1856.
Workingmens’ Protective Benevolent Society—Es-
tablished 1846.
Juvenile Temperance Society—Hstablished 1865.
Stet Division No. 43, S. of T.—Meet every Thurs-
day evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Neilson-street.
Friendship Temple of Honor No. 17—Meet eyery
Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows’ Hall, Neilson-
street.
Senior St. Francis Temperance and Benevolent -
Society—Organized August, 1868. Meet at St. Peter’s
Hall, Bayard-street.
Junior St. Francis Temperance and Benevolent
Society—Organized 1868. Meet at St. Peter’s Chapel,
Somerset-street.
MILITARY COMPANIES.
Company D., 3d Reg. N. J. S. N. G.—Meet weekly
at their Armory, at Senger Hall, Richmond-street.
Company F., 3d Reg. N. G.—Meet weekly at same
place as above.
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NEW-BRUNSWICK POST OFFICE.
Office hours from 7 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. Sundays,
trom 6 P. M., to 7:30 P. M.
RATES OF POSTAGE.
The rates of postage on letters to be forwarded to
any part of the United States, will be three cents per
half ounce, prepaid.
The postage on letters dropped into this office, or in
the boxes, for City delivery, will be one cent per half
ounce, prepaid.
Canada and British Provinces, six cents per half
ounce. ,
New-Foundland, six cents per half ounce, must be
prepaid.
The postage on all letters deposited for delivery in
this City, or to be forwarded by mail to any part of
the United States, or to any foreign country, to which
prepayment is required, must be prepaid by postage
stamps. Letters deposited without being ‘properly
prepaid, will be sent immediately to the Dead-Letter
Office at Washington.
MONEY ORDERS,
For any amount, not exceeding $50 on one order,
will be issued on deposits at their office, on prepay-
ment of the following fees :
On order not exceeding $20,....-.-.--- 10 cents.
Over $20, “ As BOLE 2seeeeee 15
ce 30, ¢¢ cé 40), ieee. te oe 20 c¢
c¢ 40), 6¢ a4 50, ho Liki: Pl ele Me DAD Ge
Parties peetine to remit larger sums must obtain
additional money “orders. List of Money Order Offices
may be seen at the Post Office.
The fées on Registered Letters to any part of the
United States, fifteen cents.
JosEePH F. TisHER, Posen adie
168 NEW-BRUNSWICK DIRECTORY.
BANKS.
State Bank at New-Brunswick—Albany-street, cor-
ner Peace-street. Capital $250,000. John R. Ford,
President ; Wm. Dunham, Vice President; A. T.
Fountain, Cashier. Discount days Wednesdays and
Saturdays. .
National Bank of New-Jersey—Church-street, cor-
ner Neilson-street. Capital $250,000. John B. Hill,
President ; Charles 8. Hil, Cashier.
New-Brunswick Savings Institution—N 0. 17 Al-
bany-street. Garret G. Voorhees, President ; Clifford
Morrough, M. D., Vice President ; Nelson Dunham,
Secretary and Treasurer.
COURTS.
SUPREME CIRCUIT COURT.
4tH District.—Hon. HK. M. Scudder, Presiding
Judge. Ocean County—2d Tuesday in January, and
Ist Tuesday in May and October. Monmouth County
—Ist Tuesday in April, September and December.
uesday in April and Septem-
ber, and 4th Tuesday in December.
MIDDLESEX COURT OF COMMON PLEAS AND QUARTER
SESSIONS.
Presiding Judge—Hon. Charles T. Cowenhoven.
Associate Judges—Hendrick H. Brown, Elihu Cook,
John Arnold. The Court of Quarter Sessions meets
twice in each month.
DANIEL McLAURY’S
COLD SPRING
i ry ¥ As ) rts Y¥; ,
[ESTABLISHED IN 1858, ]
Burnet-st., cor, Clifton-ave,,
NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J.
Strawberries,
Blackberries,
Raspberries,
Po eee a Oe TP Ars Ee :
PLANTS may be obtained in large or small
‘quantities during the Fall or Spring, and
FRUIT IN ITS SEASON.
Whether you wish to buy or not, we will be
happy to show our Plants, or our Farm of Small
Fruits, and give any desired information in our
power as to culture, Xc., &c. :
== All through trains from New-York or
Philadelphia, via N. J. R. R, as well as our local
trains, stop at New-Brunswick. affording frequent —
and convenient facilities for visiting our grounds.
Come and see for yourselves our Ninety
Acres of Small Fruits.
DANIEL McLAURY,
Cold Spring Small Fruit Farm,
LYLE VAN NUIS,
MANUFACTURER OF
Of every pattern, style and finish,
Nie 33 & 35 WASHINGTON ST,,
(NEAR N. J. R. R. DEPOT,)
NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J.
THOMAS MARSH,
PROPRIETOR
| ‘Railroay Saloon & Aestaurant,
DEPOT BUILDING.
Meals at all hours. Oysters in every style. Par-
ties supplied, and all orders promptly attended to.
Ten minutes allowed for Refreshments upon the
arrival of trains. THOS. MARSH, Pr ea r.
CITY DINING ‘ROOMS,
LLOYD A. SOUVILLE, Propt’r.
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MEALS AT ALL HOURS. .
_ LADIES’ DINING ROOM, entrance on HIRAM-STREET.
{= Citizens or strangers wishing a good and cheap
Dinner, and a comfortable place to dine, with courteous
attendance, should call at this old stand,
Cor. HIRAM AND DENNIS-STREETS.
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THE
“NEW- BRUNSWICK TEMES”
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
—
THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN MIDDLESEX CO,
ee
J. EK.;ElOoOrw:T.
Hditor and Pwblisher,
a> AAW senay -stz-ecet.
JOB AND BOOK PRINTING
-IN EVERY VARIETY.
H. D. Robinson,
omespathic Physician,
Has removed from 82 Albany-Street, to
No. 48 New-Street,
NevwBrunswick, N. Jd.
Office Hours: 8to 10 A. M., 2to3,and7to9 P.M.
THEODORE ANDERSON,
BARBER, HAIR DRESSER,
AND
ORNAMENTAL HAIR WORKER,
No. 23 PEACE STREET.
(28~ All descriptions of Hair Ornaments worked to order, such as
Rings, Bracelets, Watch-Guards, &c. The hair of deceased persons
neatly inserted in Rings and Lockets, cheaply and in the finest
manner.
' Cail at 23 Peace Street and try me.
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DeMott & Howell, |
LUMBER DEALERS,
Nos. 201 & 203 BURNET-STREET,
NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J.,
Have constantly on hand a full assortment of Lumber, among
which may be found
SPRUCE, dressed and undressed,
PINE, dressed and undressed,
- OAK, ASH, WALNUT, etc., ete.
Hemlock Board, Joist and Fencing, Shingies, Cypress,
Cedar, Pine, &c., Shingie and Ceiling Lath.
TIMBER BILLS CUT TO ORDER ON SHORT NOTICE.
i-@- Dressing, Ripping, Slitting, &c., attended to with dispatch.
JOHN DEMOTT, LEWIS T. HOWELL.
“* TRA G, CARMAN,
DEALER IN
TOBACCO, SEGARS AND SNUFF,
And all kinds of Smokers’ Articles,
No. 17 Hiram-street, New-Brunswick, N. J.
The choicest brands of Segars always on hand, Smoking and .
Chewing Tobacco of the best qualities.
My friends are cordially invited to call and visit me.
JOHN SN OLE,
FASHIONABLE
HAIR CUTTING,
‘Shaving, Shampooing and Hair Dyeing Rooms,
No. 5 HIRAM STREET,
(Opposite Bull’s Head Stables,)
NEW-BRUNSWICK, NEW-JERSEY.
ZIMMERMAN & BAUMANN,
FRESCO, HOUSE, SICN & ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS,
GUILDON-ST., between BARTLETT & PROSPER,
NEAR EASTON AVENUE,
NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J.
All orders executed promptly, cheaply, and in the best manner.
{CORNER <i,
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Gauge & Somerset S,,
OPP. R. R. DEPOT,
NEW-BRUNSWICK, NEW-JERSEY.
EE. EB. JSOFEINSONW, Proprictor.
NEVIUS & CLICKENER,
SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS,
No. 66 CHURCH-STREET. |
GILDING, GRAINING,
AND
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i ASA K A SN . 3 f a q ¥ ¥
In imitation of Rosewood, Mahogany, Black Walnut, Oak,
Satin Wood, Bird’s Eye and Curled Maple, together
with all the different kinds of Marble.
Also, keep constantly on hand a good and select assortment of
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window & Picture
Class, Paint & Whitewash Brushes,
DYE-STUFES of the best quality, together with a good assortment
OF FANCY ARTICLES AND COLORS.
All orders by letter or otherwise promptly attended to and executed in
THE NEATEST MANNER.
Ni
Secure Safely and Economy in Building.
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FOR ROOFING AND OTHER PURPOSES.
As a Roofing Material it stands unrivalled. It is
Adhesive,
Non-combustible,
Impervious,
Non-expansive,
Being susceptible of little if any wear from exposure, and pertectly
MB 2 RO E..
OLD TIN AND OTHER METAL ROOFS REPAIRED.
Leaky Chimneys and Defective Jointings of Buildings
MADE WATER-TIGHT.
Concrete Pavement Applied.
For further particulars call on or address
WM. A. VAN AMAN,
Office: New-street, first door above Drift-st.
JOS, GROVER,
No. 201 BURNET-STREET,
. WHOLESALE DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
WINES, LIQUORS,
SAUCES, CATSUPS, &C,
THE CELEBRATED WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
MASSEY. Aa hehe to. NS’
Vien Wend Bote sodas N se awe Oe 5) S.
AGENT FOR APPLEBY’S TOBACCO AND SEGARS.
| MANUFACTURER OF THE PURE
WILD CHERRY AND BLACKBERRY BRANDIES ©
FOR MEDICINAL AND FAMILY USE.
SYRUPS, BITTERS & CORDIALS,
POWDER AND SHOT.
201 Burnet-street, New-Brunswick, N. J.
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M. D. VINCENT & CO.
Clothing Warchouse,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
ALSO,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS, VALISES, &c.,
No. {99 BURNET-STREET,
NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J,
M. D. VINCENT,
ADRIAN GRAFF, J. B. STOCKTON.
JAMES HORNBY,
Crockery, Glassware & China Ornaments
IN GREAT VARIETY,
INo. 26 Hiram Street,
NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J.
(2~ All articles first-class, and sold as cheap as the cheapest.
GIVE ME A CALL AND SATISFY YOURSELVES.
— RPHLTER MILLER,
RETAIL DEALER IN
FRESH & CHOICE CONFECTIONERY,
OF ALL KINDS.
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
FRUITS IN VTELEIR SEASON.
No. 177 NEILSON-ST., NEW-BRUNSWICK, N, J,
yu
- NEW-BRUNSWICK.
i onal & Tune Store,
ees No, 7 Sige STREET,
Y, . ES Clocks, Jewelry,
WIATR WORK,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND TRIMMINGS,
All of the above repaired and warranted.
F. A. WISEMAN.
HENRY =. VOORHEES,
(SUCCESSOR TO DAVID VOORHEES,)
DEALER IN
5} CHARS SOAS AND CABIN FORMER
et A Husk, Hair and Straw Mattrasses,§
S/—* No. 234 BURNET-STREET, |
NEW-BRUNSWICK, N. J.
oe
FURNITURE REPAIRED.
F. M. OLIVER, —
BUTCHER,
No. 19
HIRAM-STREET,
Retail dealer in
CHOICE VARIETIES OF
44. Fresh and Smoked Meats
ee. BOLOGNE SAUSAGE
A SPECIALTY,
Y And made under our own supery:sion,
THE WANTS OF THE TIMES
Do You Want
more business ?
Do You Want
more money ¢
Do You Want
* more customers ¢
Do You Want
to make money ?
Do You Want
more friends ?
Do You Want
to keep old friends
Do You Want
to invest money /
Do You Want
to borrow money ¢
Do You Want
to sell goods ¢
Do You Want
to oblige customers ¢
Do You Want
them to fill your store?
Do You Want
more help ?
Do You Want
a place 7
Do You Want
property 7
Do You Want
to dispose of property?
Do You Want
to buy a farm ¢
Do You Want
to sell a farm
Do You Want
a new landlord 7
Do You Want
a new tenant 7
| Do You Want
to sell anything ¢
Do You Want
tu buy anything ¢
ADVERTISE.
*
NMOND ss3Nisna aNV iqaicuaet IaVW
NoTORIETY OR PUBLICITY is an in-
dispensable element of success in thc
merchant, mechanic or manufacturer,
who would give a speedy and wide dis-
tribution to the commodities and pro-
ductions which he seeks to exchange
for money. He may have capital, skill,
convenient position, punctuality, in-
dustry and honesty—every possible
fitness for his business—and all is
nothing if he have not sufficient no-
toriety. This notoriety,let it cost more
or less, he must purchase or provide
for as carefully as he purchases or
manufactures a stock of goods. But it
must in extent bear a certain relation
to the business he would do. People
- must not only know him and his busi-
ness, because otherwise they will not
find him, but they must know him be-
cause otherwise they will find a trade
with those who are better known.
Customers flock where they see othe:
flocking. If nobody else were engaged
in the same business, it would be im-
portant for dealers to advertise, be-
cause people are tempted to buy what
they read of. It is like having a sales-
man with several voices, speaking of
your wares to thousands of people at
the same moment—such a salesman
might. be worth one, two, three or
five thousand dollars a year to you,
according to the number of his voices.
But if others:are engaged in the same
business, eyen.if they do not advertise,
it becomes the more important for our
dealers to do so, and if they do adver-
tise, it is doubly important. It is, in
fact, ruin not to be known ‘as exten-
sively as our rivals. It is the flodd-tide
of fortune to be the most extensively
known. .The WEEKLY FREDONIAN
has an extensive circulation within a
circle of twenty miles around New-
Brunswick. The DAILY FREDONIAN
has a very large circulation in the
City of New-Brunswick. Both pa-
pers are excellent advertising me-
diums,
TERHUNE & VAN ANGLEN, -
Booksellers and Stationers,
Bookbinders and Blank-Book Manufacturers,
PRINTERS,
“> Blank Books, Pamphlets, Catalogues,
Ka POSTERS, SHOW CARDS,
7 = Circulars, Bill Heads, Notes, Wedding and Visit-
¥ ing Cards, and all kinds of
No. 31 ALBAN Y-STREET,
New-Brunswick, N. J.
MARSH & SON,
FINE WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
Live, 9 \_ SPECTACLES,
oe 7, \__\ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
<x | 2 &e., Agents for
<“& Gj Morton’s Gold Pens,
S S S\Y ‘a!
The largest and cheapest stock of
goods in the City,
{4 Church=-St.
H. B. MARSH. H. N. MARSH.
NITY
-EMPORTANT TO BUILDERS
AND PERSONS
Putting up Euildings.
‘a00lq B OS'1¢F SYOOU
SASH, $1.50 per Pair.
TO MEET THEIR INCREASED BUSINESS, AND THE
_ WANTS OF THE TRADE,
BUTTLER & JOBNSOW,
HAVE ADDED TO TIHLEIR EXTENSIVE
Sash and Blind Factories,
SALES ROOMS,
Where persons can be supplied, at once, with all kinds of Regular
Sizes of
Sashes, Blinds, Kiln-dried Doors and Mouldings.
They have also added increased facilities to their Factories for the
Manutacture of every variety of
Sashes, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, Brackets, Door and
Window Fames, Newels, Baluster and Stair Rails,
Planing, Wood-Turning, and Fancy Scroll Sawing
of every description done at their
Sash and Blind Fastory and Planing Mills.
An excellent assortment of CLOTHES, TIE aud ARBOR POSTS
constantly on hand ; also all kinds of plain and fancy WINDOW
GLASS for sale. Factories and Sales Rooms,
JOHN-STREET, FOOT OF MORRIS,
Now =Brunswichkh, N.dJ.
PT OPE 7 eee at ee
ST TEETER TEL TE SST ITO LIN TT
ee : = —~ CED re ee
Sampsdn & Wiorgan, . |
Hookscllers NK Stationers.
Sole ray for ans: 3 as Wi shite Gold ea
GOruD PINS -
re EVERY DESCRIPTION OF i
5 PAPER HANGINGS, et
_ BOOKBINDING IN EVERY STYLE, f
= AILY AND WEEKLY: NeMSFARERS AND: GRZINES +
THE Git iat
aA.
&c., iS AT
MOUGETON'S,
~ “> No. 16 CHURCH- STREET, 4
NEW-BRUNSWIOK, | NEWJERSEY:. ‘
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